2026 Global Business Opportunities Mobilization - Latin America Session
Activity Location：Activity Location: Room 101, Taipei International Convention Center(TICC)
Activity Time：Activity Time: July 7, 2026
Event Positions:
Service Desk Personnel, Call Management Personnel, Waiting Area Personnel, Standby Area Personnel, Access Control Personnel, Table Coordinators, On-call Personnel
Event Overview:
This business matchmaking event served as a key trade platform for top Taiwanese industrial and technology companies seeking to expand into the emerging Latin American market. It focused on core sectors including machine tools, machinery, automotive components, fasteners, plumbing hardware, hand tools, and electronic information and communications technology (ICT) solutions. The event adopted a fully in-person, one-on-one matchmaking format, connecting Taiwanese suppliers with local importers, manufacturers, and major distributors from key Latin American markets, including Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Chile, and Colombia. Through face-to-face discussions and tailored business matching, the event helped Taiwanese companies overcome geographical, cultural, and cross-border trade barriers while establishing direct connections with local supply chains and mainstream distribution networks. By providing an efficient platform for targeted business engagement, the event addressed the challenges faced by small and medium enterprises(SMEs) in independently developing overseas markets and identifying qualified buyers in Latin America. It enabled Taiwanese companies to showcase their industrial capabilities and ICT solutions to international partners, strengthen global market presence, and capture new business opportunities across Latin America's manufacturing sector.
Job Responsibilities:
Service Desk and Access Control staff were responsible for verifying attendee identities and managing entry to designated areas. The Call Management and Waiting area teams coordinated participant flow, ensured the smooth progression of one-on-one meetings, and managed standby arrangements as needed. Meanwhile, Table Coordinators oversaw meeting schedules, monitored the duration of each business session, and maintained order throughout the matchmaking process. They also provided real-time operational coordination and on-site support to ensure all business meetings were conducted efficiently and on schedule.
Service Desk Personnel, Call Management Personnel, Waiting Area Personnel, Standby Area Personnel, Access Control Personnel, Table Coordinators, On-call Personnel
Event Overview:
This business matchmaking event served as a key trade platform for top Taiwanese industrial and technology companies seeking to expand into the emerging Latin American market. It focused on core sectors including machine tools, machinery, automotive components, fasteners, plumbing hardware, hand tools, and electronic information and communications technology (ICT) solutions. The event adopted a fully in-person, one-on-one matchmaking format, connecting Taiwanese suppliers with local importers, manufacturers, and major distributors from key Latin American markets, including Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Chile, and Colombia. Through face-to-face discussions and tailored business matching, the event helped Taiwanese companies overcome geographical, cultural, and cross-border trade barriers while establishing direct connections with local supply chains and mainstream distribution networks. By providing an efficient platform for targeted business engagement, the event addressed the challenges faced by small and medium enterprises(SMEs) in independently developing overseas markets and identifying qualified buyers in Latin America. It enabled Taiwanese companies to showcase their industrial capabilities and ICT solutions to international partners, strengthen global market presence, and capture new business opportunities across Latin America's manufacturing sector.
Job Responsibilities:
Service Desk and Access Control staff were responsible for verifying attendee identities and managing entry to designated areas. The Call Management and Waiting area teams coordinated participant flow, ensured the smooth progression of one-on-one meetings, and managed standby arrangements as needed. Meanwhile, Table Coordinators oversaw meeting schedules, monitored the duration of each business session, and maintained order throughout the matchmaking process. They also provided real-time operational coordination and on-site support to ensure all business meetings were conducted efficiently and on schedule.