Tuesday, November 4, 2008
MCC Auditorium, 3925 West Braker Lane, Austin (map)

8:15am-915am: Registration and Networking
9:15am-12:00pm: Program
12:00pm-1:00pm: Lunch

SEMI Members $40; table of eight $320; Nonmembers $50; table or eight $400

Three leading analysts offer their short- and long-term outlooks for semiconductor manufacturers, their equipment suppliers, and the fast-growing photovoltaic industry. Join your customers and colleagues for SEMI Austin’s most popular and informative event.

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	The Outlook for Semiconductor Manufacturers Bill McClean, President, IC Insights Phoenix,
	The Outlook for Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturers Dean Freeman, Vice President, Semiconductor Equipment, Manufacturing and Materials Service San Jose
	The Outlook for Photovoltaics Michael Kuhn, President and CEO, Imagine Solar Austin

About the Speakers

Bill McClean, President, IC Insights
Mr. McClean began his market research career in the integrated circuit industry in 1980 and founded IC Insights in 1997. During his 28 years of tracking the IC industry, Mr. McClean has specialized in market and technology trend forecasting and was responsible for developing the IC industry cycle model.

Dean Freeman, Vice President, Dataquest Semiconductor Equipment, Manufacturing and Materials Service

Mr. Freeman is responsible for market research and analysis of semiconductor equipment and trends in IC manufacturing techniques, with specific responsibility for the area of wafer fab process and emerging technologies. He has over 26 years of experience in the semiconductor industry having worked with Texas Instruments, Lam Research, FSI International, and Watkins-Johnson Company’s Semiconductor Equipment Group.

Michael Kuhn, President and CEO, ImagineSolar

Michael Kuhn is president and CEO of ImagineSolar, a firm dedicated to catalyzing the rapid growth of the clean/smart/renewable energy industry through market and technology assessment, business development, systems integration expertise, and consulting services to commercial accounts, project developers, new ventures, utilities, investors and government agencies. Prior to founding ImagineSolar in 2002, Mr. Kuhn spent seven years at Motorola Semiconductor in strategic marketing, technology forecasting, and industry assessment.

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