Agenda
Welcome to USPAACC’s CelebrASIAN 40th Anniversary Business + Procurement Conference 2025 — America’s largest and longest-running business development conference convened by Pan Asian Americans. For over 40 years, CelebrASIAN has been creating, sustaining and energizing thousands of partnerships among corporate America, government agencies in the federal, state, and local levels, large nonprofits, the Pan Asian American, and other small and medium enterprises. If you are serious about growing your business, then CelebrASIAN Business + Procurement Conference is a must-attend event for you!
7:00 AM – 12:00 PM | Registration & Information BoothMGM Grand Ballroom Pre-functionAt CelebrASIAN, fostering an environment for attendee success is our priority. Whether you need help with badge printing, session details or have questions for USPAACC staff, we will be here for you. As you begin your conference experience, we ensure a smooth transition filled with opportunities for knowledge exchange, networking, business and professional growth. |
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM | C-Suite Breakfast (by Invitation Only) |
9:00 AM – 10:30 AM | AI in Action: Driving Business Growth & InnovationMGM Grand BallroomThe Actionable AI Forum at CelebrASIAN will provide businesses with valuable insights into leveraging artificial intelligence for innovation, efficiency, and competitiveness. Join, and listen to a thought-provoking discussion, that brings together experts to explain and decipher AI's transformative impact on business practices. We'll dive into: •Implementation Challenges Gain a deeper understanding of AI's potential to create new opportunities and strategies in this new and changing market landscape. |
10:45 AM – 12:15 PM | Doing Business with Federal Government & ClosingMGM Grand BallroomLearn tips and steps to become eligible as a government or federal contractor, listen to speakers who will share data about projects that have been contracted to small and disadvantaged businesses in the past for their respective agencies, and hear forecasts on government purchases this year. |