🔥[Arizona Day 7 | Starting from Phoenix, Letting Taiwan Startups Thrive Beyond Going It Alone]

but the beginning of what is becoming a 'Taiwan Startup Gateway'

This time, the CnC Club team brought startups into the heart of the local industry

from Venture Café to the establishment of the Taiwan Trade & Investment Service Center

and into in-depth exchanges with local government, business, and Taiwanese/Chinese community networks

This was not a site visit, but a series of hands-on efforts to 'connect resources and make things happen.'

At the same time, we took one more step forward --

in Phoenix, we have signed our first local base (Dr. Win Realty 5F)

so that when Taiwanese startups come to Arizona, it is not just for exchange, but for a real 'soft landing' and launch

and for expansion from the 'industry side' into the 'consumer market'

We also co-hosted a Taiwanese Food Festival with the Ji-Po Community (the spouse community of TSMC engineers)

as the first step in our cross-border e-commerce strategy, warming up Taiwanese lifestyle brands and testing the market in advance

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More importantly, we did not let startups face the international market alone

On this trip, CEO Tina represented the team in person at important government and industry exchange forums

engaging on-site with policy leaders and industry representatives from Taiwan:

including Minister Kung of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Chairman Yeh of the National Development Council, and Chairman Huang of TAITRA

to discuss industrial localization and policy support

In a relaxed and open atmosphere

we exchanged ideas on topics such as startup global expansion, international connections, and market development

This was not just participation

it was also an opportunity to bring the voice of Taiwanese startups into more conversations at different levels

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Over the past few years, what CnC Club has been doing is very simple:

bringing the world to Taiwan

and bringing Taiwanese startups to the world

From Silicon Valley to Arizona

we are not just visiting and hosting events, but building an international pathway

that helps startups 'go out and stand strong'

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For startups, going global has never been about a lack of opportunities

it has always been about lacking someone who can 'open the door for you'

This is exactly what CnC Club is doing.

So that every startup dream is not only seen

but also truly able to reach the world

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In Phoenix, we became even more certain of one thing:

Taiwan's startups should no longer have to go it alone.