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i2i Collaborates with TECRO Investment and Trade Office toVisit NYCEDC

已更新:8月28日

Last month (6/10), i2i Chairman Gary Gong and his team, alongside Scott Yeh, Director of the Investment and Trade Office of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the United States, and Chandler Hsieh, Economic Secretary, led a delegation of ten Taiwanese startups participating in the IP2 Scale Out Program to visit the New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC).


They met with Daniel Clark, Vice President and Director of Business Development, and Anne-Sophie Mahle, Director of International Partnership at NYCEDC, to explore New York's business development and investment environment as crucial insights for Taiwan's startup landing and development.


(Chairman Gary Gong of i2i leads Taiwanese startup teams to meet with NYCEDC.)


This visit, led by Chairman Gary Gong of i2i and facilitated by Scott Yeh of the Investment and Trade Office of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in the United States, included ten Taiwanese startups participating in the IP2 Scale Out Program to New York. They met with Daniel Clark, Vice President and Director of Business Development at NYCEDC, who introduced investment opportunities and market conditions in New York, engaging deeply with the startup teams to discuss relevant information for entering the US market.


The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) oversees business, industry, investment attraction, and related resources in the New York market, playing a pivotal role in supporting local startups and small businesses. For Taiwanese startups aspiring to establish in New York, NYCEDC can assist with office space planning, industry resource matchmaking, and smooth establishment.


The IP2 Scale Out Program, launched in collaboration between i2i and American accelerator EntreCamp, aims to foster Taiwanese startups' international market expansion. On June 21, a successful outcome presentation and investment demonstration were held in Manhattan, attracting over $14 million USD in investments to date.


(Daniel Clark, Vice President & Director of Business Development of NYCEDC, introduced the investment environment in New York, receiving enthusiastic responses from startups.)

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