Linnovate Partners Sponsors CVCFO

Linnovate Partners announced its sponsorship to China Venture Capital Finance Organization (CVCFO), strengthening the firm’s support to finance professionals and advocating for a transparent finance and tax environment in Greater China. China Venture Capital Finance Organization (CVCFO) is a non-profit association of finance professionals in venture capital and private equity firms in the Greater China Region. Established in 2009, CVCFO provides a platform for information sharing and networking within the community of China-focused venture capital and private equity finance professionals. Today, CVCFO has attracted more than 600 members, positioning in nearly 320 venture capital firms from Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, and Hong Kong. Commenting on the sponsorship, Nancy Jiao, Linnovate Partners’ Director of Alternative Fund Services for Greater China said, “We are very pleased and excited to be part of CVCFO and support their initiatives to the private equity and venture capital industry in China. CVCFO is known for promoting and maintaining a high ethical and professional standard within the industry, and we are looking forward to our fruitful journey with the organization and its members in the years to come.” China Venture Capital Finance Organization organizes the Annual Venture Capital and Private Equity CFO Conference in October of each year. The event is one of the most recognized conferences in China’s PE/VC Industry attended by a wide range of investors, government officials, and financial service providers.

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