Thomas Young talks business event for WTCGP | The Midday Break Room w/ Tiffany Bacon - 3.23.26

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Thomas Young is the CEO of World Trade Center Greater Philadelphia, an organization that is dedicated to helping businesses in Southeast Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey connect to global opportunities. From April 19th-22nd, The World Trade Center Association will be hosting their annual Global Business Forum: an annual gathering that brings business leaders from 90+ countries/territories to Philadelphia to meet with local companies, investors, and partners. This year’s program includes a fireside chat with Julius “Dr. J” Erving, moderated by Forbes senior writer Jabari Young, a keynote from Governor Josh Shapiro, and curated B2B meetings designed to connect companies looking to expand internationally. Thomas joins the show to further discuss the World Trade Center Association's Global Business Forum: the World Trade Centers Association’s annual gathering.

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