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About the SVAGC
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SVAGC Activities
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The Silicon Valley Association of General
Counsel provides a congenial setting for general counsel to
meet professionally and socially. Its primary activity is
a series of monthly luncheons, each including an informal
discussion period and MCLE-accredited presentation on a topic of
particular interest to the SVAGC's membership. The SVAGC
also cooperates in special projects, such as a member
benchmarking survey and an
annual multi-track MCLE conference
designed for general counsel, staff counsel and
paraprofessionals from legal departments in the technology and
life science sectors. |
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History and
Organization of the SVAGC
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The SVAGC is rooted in a program that began
over 20 years ago, when a handful of Silicon Valley general
counsel arranged to lunch together each month to discuss issues
of common interest. Over the years, the group
has grown to include over 100 chief legal officers from scores
of publicly traded companies and multinational subsidiaries
located throughout the Bay Area, spanning the technology and
life science sectors: software, electronics, power technology,
biotechnology, medical devices, health informatics, materials
science, communications and networking infrastructure,
e-commerce and Internet services. In
2003, the SVAGC was formally organized as a California mutual
benefit nonprofit corporation; "membership" (the Board of
Directors are the only statutory members) involves
participation in SVAGC activities. The SVAGC is a
dues-supported group; its monthly luncheons are not sponsored
by invited speakers or other organizations, and only members,
speakers and invited guests may attend. |
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Companies Represented in the SVAGC
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Accenture |
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Actuate Corp. |
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Adchemy, Inc. |
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Adobe Systems |
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Affymetrix, Inc. |
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Agilent Technologies, Inc. |
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Align Technology, Inc. |
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Altera Corporation |
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Ampex Corporation |
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Apple, Inc. |
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Applied Micro Circuits Corporation |
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Aptina Imaging Corporation |
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AREVA Solar |
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Atheros Communications, Inc. |
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Autodesk, Inc. |
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Autonomy, Inc. |
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Bell Microproducts Inc. |
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Better Place |
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Bloom Energy |
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Blue Coat Systems, Inc. |
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Broadcom |
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Brocade Communications Systems, Inc. |
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Cadence Design Systems, Inc. |
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Capcom USA, Inc. |
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Catapult Advisors LLC |
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Conceptus, Inc. |
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Corel Corporation |
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Corsair Components, Inc. |
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Cortina systems, Inc. |
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Covad Communications Group |
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Cupertino Electric, Inc. |
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DepoMed Inc. |
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eBay Inc. |
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Echelon Corporation |
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eGtran Corporation |
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Electronics for Imaging |
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Entelos, Inc. |
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Exar Corporation |
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Extreme Networks |
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Fortinet |
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Fry's Electronics, Inc. |
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Fujitsu America, Inc. |
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Fujitsu Microelectronics America |
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Gilead Sciences, Inc. |
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GLOBALFOUNDRIES |
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Glu Mobile Inc. |
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Hewlett Packard Company |
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Hitachi Global Storage Technologies |
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Imperva, Inc. |
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Infineon Technologies North America Corp. |
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InterMune Inc. |
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Intuit, Inc. |
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JDS Uniphase Corporation |
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Juniper Networks, Inc. |
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Kaseya |
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KLA-Tencor Corporation |
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LinkedIn Corporation |
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Liveops |
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Logitech, Inc. |
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Lucasfilm Ltd. |
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Magma Design Automation, Inc. |
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MAP Pharmaceuticals, Inc. |
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Marvell Semiconductor, Inc. |
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Micrel, Incorporated |
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Micromuse, Inc. |
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Microsoft Corporation |
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MIPS Technologies |
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Monolithic Power Systems Inc. |
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Monolithic Power Systems Inc. |
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Monster Cable Products, Inc. |
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Mozilla Corporation |
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National Semiconductor Corp. |
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Nektar Therapeutics |
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NetApp, Inc. |
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Netflix Inc. |
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NetSuite Inc. |
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Network Equipment Technologies, Inc. |
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Novellus Systems Inc. |
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NVIDIA |
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Oclaro, Inc. |
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OmniVision Technologies, Inc. |
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OXiGENE, Inc. |
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Palm, Inc. |
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Phoenix Technologies Ltd. |
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Pillar Data Systems |
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Plantronics, Inc. |
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PMC-Sierra, Inc. |
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Polycom, Inc. |
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Qualcomm Incorporated/SnapTrack, Inc. |
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QuinStreet, Inc. |
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Rambus, Inc. |
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Renesas Electronics America |
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Rhapsody International Inc. |
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Rich Relevance |
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Robert Half International, Inc. |
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Roche Palo Alto LLC |
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Rovi Corporation |
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Salesforce.com, Inc. |
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SanDisk Corporation |
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SAP Business Objects Division |
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Savi Technology |
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Silicon Graphics International Corp. |
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Silicon Image Inc. |
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SiRF Technology, Inc. |
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SMART Modular Technologies |
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Solar Semiconductor |
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Spirent Communications, Inc. |
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SVB Financial Group |
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Symantec Corp. |
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Symantec Corporation |
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Synopsys Inc. |
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TeaLeaf Technology, Inc. |
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Telenav, Inc. |
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Telik, Inc. |
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The Cooper Companies, Inc. |
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TiVo |
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Trend Micro Incorporated |
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TrialPay, Inc. |
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Trident Microsystems, Inc. |
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Varian Medical Systems, Inc. |
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Verigy Ltd. |
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VMWare, Inc. |
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Yahoo! Inc. |
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Zoran Corp. |
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Join the SVAGC
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To begin participating in SVAGC activities, an
individual should be chief in-house attorney for an
exchange-traded public corporation, or a privately held
company/wholly-owned subsidiary with $50+ Million in annual
revenue. Annual dues are
$440 (prorated by quarter for new members who join mid-year).
These dues include all costs for members to attend monthly
SVAGC luncheons. If you are interested in joining the SVAGC and meet these
criteria for membership, please fill out the form below, so
that one of the current SVAGC officers can contact you.
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