Greater OKC strengthens Asian business ties during Japan, Taiwan visit
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The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is building on its growing international relationships following a September trip to Japan and Taiwan that included meetings with business prospects, government and economic development leaders and recognition from one of Taiwan’s largest trade organizations.
Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater and Senior Vice President, Economic Development Dennis Pruitt traveled to Taipei for the Importers and Exporters Association of Taipei’s 80th anniversary celebration, where the Chamber received IEAT’s Outstanding International Partner Award. The award recognizes international partners for their support of bilateral economic and trade relations.
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