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Asian chamber hosts Austin/Asia market summit
Thursday, March 6, 2025 by Chad Swiatecki
The Greater Austin Asian Chamber of Commerce will host the 2025 Asia x Austin International Market Summit on March 11 at the Austin Public Library’s Central Branch. The summit will highlight business opportunities between Central Texas and key Asian markets, featuring discussions on artificial intelligence, startup pitches and workforce development. Key sessions include a “Welcome to Austin” panel with local and international business leaders, a startup-focused pitch event and a discussion on workforce development strategies. A featured panel on artificial intelligence will explore emerging trends and applications in global markets. The summit will conclude with Asia x Austin After Dark, an evening networking event celebrating Asian pop culture with live performances, interactive exhibits and food experiences. The event is free to attend with registration.
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