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15. Alex Vieux
Dasar

Job description: Founder and CEO
Age, Nationality: 43, French
Web address: www.dasar.com

When members of Europe's tech set decide to launch a new project, many check with Vieux first. Since his connections extend throughout the U.S., Europe, Israel and Asia, he is one of the world's most powerful matchmakers for technology entrepreneurs. What accounts for Vieux's high-level access? He knew all the U.S. tech titans before they were famous. Vieux landed in Silicon Valley in 1985 and helped pay his way through Stanford by covering technology for the French newspaper Le Monde. Realizing that people in the Valley had few international connections, he formed DASAR to bring together tech CEOs from all over the world. Its annual invitation-only European Technology Roundtable Exhibition (ETRE) is now one of the hottest events in the industry.

The vision thing: "DASAR will have made its mark when the most modest entrepreneurs in the most remote country will have had access to and built a business in partnership with the tech élite."

Forward spin: In addition to organizing etre and 20 other tech-related conferences, DASAR is now also helping to incubate new companies.

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The A-List

1. PHILIPPE BRAWERMAN
Reef

2. JORMA OLLILA
Nokia

3. KEIJI TACHIKAWA
NTT DoCoMo

4. ANDREAS SCHMIDT
Bertelsmann

5. CHRIS GENT
Vodafone Airtouch

6. STEPHAN SCHAMBACH
Intershop

7. COLLY MYERS
Symbian

8. ROBIN SAXBY
ARM Holdings

9. LARS RAMQVIST
Ericsson

10. HJALMAR WINBLADH
Microsoft

11. STEFAN ROEVER
Brokat

12. MARK SCHNEIDER
UPC

13. LYNN FORESTER
FirstMark Communications

14. HANS SNOOK
Orange

15. ALEX VIEUX
Dasar

16. ANTOINE SCHWARTZ
Goldman Sachs

17. JEAN-PASCAL TRANIÉ
Viventures

18. HERMANN HAUSER
Amadeus Capital Partners

19. JULIE MEYER
First Tuesday

20. JUAN ROURE
IESE

21. MIKE LYNCH
Autonomy

22. BRIAN LONG
Parthus Technologies

23. PAUL ZWILLENBERG
KPE

24. OLLI MARTIKAINEN
Necsom

25. JOHN HODGSON
Cambridge Silicon Radio

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