全国政协常委、民建中央原副主席周汉民： 创投成为区域经济 转型发展重要动力

Core Viewpoint - Venture capital in the Pearl River Delta (PRD) is becoming a crucial driver for regional economic transformation and development, particularly as China shifts from high-speed to high-quality economic growth [1][2]. Group 1: Role of Venture Capital - Venture capital in the PRD acts as an "accelerator" for industrial upgrading by focusing investments on high-tech industries such as semiconductors, artificial intelligence, low-altitude economy, new energy, and biomedicine [2]. - The PRD venture capital landscape is characterized by a funding structure that integrates government guidance, social participation, and international collaboration, enhancing the region's ability to attract both domestic and international capital [2]. - The development of venture capital is also seen as a "nurturer" of innovation ecosystems, leveraging the region's extensive industrial clusters to support disruptive innovation among small and medium-sized enterprises [2]. Group 2: Policy and Talent Integration - The PRD's venture capital initiatives are designed to align closely with talent recruitment policies to address talent and technology bottlenecks [2]. - Innovative recruitment models, such as "coffee + recruitment" and "recruitment night markets," have been introduced to facilitate precise matching between talent and industry needs [2][3]. - The transition from "demographic dividend" to "talent dividend" is emphasized, with initiatives like the "Yueke Rong" program supporting Hong Kong and Macau tech enterprises and promoting the transformation of intellectual property into assets [3]. Group 3: Recognition of Private Sector Contributions - The opening of the Chinese Academy of Engineering's membership to private enterprise leaders marks a significant recognition of the contributions of private innovators to the scientific community [3]. - The establishment of specific nominations for private technology leaders in the academic evaluation process is seen as a historic step towards inclusivity in scientific recognition [3].