This is our monthly main event.

Agenda:
6PM Food and networking
6:30PM Introduction
6:40PM Speaker and Presentations
Dr. Ronjon Nag, CEO and Co-Founder
Dr. Ronjon Nag is CEO/Co-Founder of Cellmania, a leading wireless applications company. Dr. Nag, is an acknowledged authority in the mobile industry, having been featured on the cover of Fortune and involved in the development of, and holding patents in, wireless applications, user interfaces and new m-commerce distribution methods of mobile applications and devices. Ronjon as previously Vice President and General Manager at Motorola responsible for smart mobile technologies developed in the Lexicus Division, a company he started and sold to Motorola, and Motorola Human Interface Laboratories worldwide.

Cellmania will talk about other opportunities to sell Android applications amongst the many mobile operator storefronts powered by Cellmania and others. Cellmania has been building mobile stores for some 10 years and will impart its experience on how to monetize apps around the world.

Jian Zhang, Founder & CTO, Xeeku
Jian just released XeekuNote, one of his most sophistic Android Apps. Will share with everybody some detail.

Leland L, managing director, GSMA ASIA
Leland is a 20-year, mobile industry veteran. He began his career as an analyst on Hutchison Telecom’s storied corporate development team, which ultimately spawned STAR-TV (sold to News Corporation) and Orange (sold to France Telecom). Leland rose to Business Development Manager in 1992 and got an historical opportunity to work on one of the world’s first GSM (back when it was called PCN - Personal Communications Network) spectrum license bid in Germany. Eight years later in Puerto Rico, as a Divisional GM, Leland restructured an Alcatel-ITT spinoff with an ailing MVNO business and positioned it for IPO as part of eOn Communications (Nasdaq: ENOC). Between 2004 and 2007, he held various senior executive roles at Terayon Communication, spearheaded the company’s DVB-H trial with PCCW, and closed a groundbreaking deal involving mobile ad insertion with Qualcomm MediaFLO. After Motorola acquired Terayon for $140M and before joining GSMA in 2010, Leland consulted for one of the world’s largest smart phone makers on a project with China Unicom and led an engagement for a China Mobile VAS. Leland holds an MBA from the Anderson Graduate School of Management at UCLA and a BS in mechanical engineering from UCLA. He served in the U.S. Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps and is a FAA licensed pilot and an ASA certified bareboat captain

-David