16th Annual Asian Marketing Summit
Save the Date: 16th Annual Asian Marketing Summit
Mark your calendars for Thursday and Friday, September 18-19, at the Millennium Biltmore, Downtown LA, for the premier conference dedicated to Asian marketing.
Dive into cutting-edge strategies, narrative transformation, and the cultural impacts shaping the marketing industry. Gain valuable insights on how to optimize your marketing efforts, better understand the Asian American consumer, and discover strategies for inclusive advertising.
Bringing together top leaders in Asian advertising and marketing, this summit highlights the power of the Asian American community in shaping marketing today. Learn about growth opportunities, how to engage Asian American employees, and best practices to better serve this growing and influential demographic.
In an increasingly multicultural world, it’s more critical than ever for marketers to reach consumers authentically and strategically. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from 3AF experts about the Asian American consumer market. Join us for a day and a half of discovery, knowledge sharing, and networking to redefine the future of marketing.
3AF Excellence Awards and Reception: Thursday, September 18: 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Stay tuned for more details! Check back for updates and make sure to add the event to your calendar.
Summit Agenda
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Chris Law
National Vice President, Asian Initiatives, UnitedHealthcare


Yea Yun Chow
APA Initiatives Creative Leader & Senior Director, Procter & Gamble


Eric Nam
Founder and Creative Director, DIVE Studios


Ronny Ho
Head of Dance & Electronic Development, Spotify


Brian Nam
CEO, DIVE Studios


Shiny Qin
Corporate VP of Target Markets, New York Life


Mike Chuthakieo
Chief Revenue Officer, 88rising


Mike Tripp
Group Vice President, Toyota Division Marketing


Stephanie Drenka
Stephanie KyeongSeon Drenka, Co-founder and Executive Director, Dallas Asian American Historical Society


Tyler McBride
Sr. Manager, Brand, Growth Audiences, Cross Vehicle Line Marketing, Toyota North America


Patricia Ratulangi
VP, Global Communications - Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and Corporate Citizenship, Nielsen


Matrika Chapagain, Ph.D.
Senior Research Manager, Analytics & Audiences AARP Research


Susana Guerra Privett
Data Dissemination Specialist, U.S. Census Bureau


Eric Bond
Senior Director of Content Programming, Cinemark


Harvey Ma
Vice President, Albertsons Media Collective


Chanda Parbhoo
Founder, SAAVETX South Asian American Voter Empowerment


Alex Chew
Director, Amplify AAPI, NORC at the University of Chicago


Iris Yim
3AF Chair of Research Committee and Principal of Sparkle Insights


Michael Spaeth
Co-founder and Chief Operations Officer (COO), Alerion Services

John Ishiyama
Professor and Department Chair, Political Science,University of North Texas


Cheryl Lee
Executive Director, Media and Analytics, Intertrend | 3AF President


Steven Moy
Founder and CEO, Moyandhalter


Joe Min
Vice President, Client Management, Intertrend


Matthew Choy
Executive Director, Intertrend


Ajay Bansiwal
Head of Multicultural, Datawrkz


Genny Hom-Franzen
Executive Director, 3AF


Indrajit Majumdar
Vin Media & Digital solutions LLC, President


Howard Lichtman, MBA, JD
Partner & Co-founder, Ethnicity Matters

Account Executive Integrated Marketing
Maribel Orozco
“I was there to learn really, but I was also pleasantly surprised of the fantastic energy and atmosphere you all created.”
Donna Bantle
“I participate in the annual 3AF Asian Marketing Summit because it is only via collaboration between all entities that we can continue to grow the Asian market in the US. ”
Eric Orrantia
“The summit always has excellent presenters and case studies, helping to illuminate the value and importance of targeting the Asian consumer in the US”
History, luxury and opulence seamlessly intertwine at The Biltmore Los Angeles, setting the stage for an unforgettable experience.
This iconic hotel has been a beacon of elegance and sophistication for the past 100 years. Since 1923, The Biltmore Los Angeles has played host to countless dignitaries and celebrities, from President John F. Kennedy to The Beatles, making it a living legend in the world of hospitality. It was also the location for numerous films, music videos, award ceremonies and more – one can only imagine the people and events these gilt walls and painted ceilings have lived through. As a testament to this, the hotel was designated a Los Angeles Historical-Cultural Monument in 1969.
Nestled in the heart of Los Angeles with a stunning view of Pershing Square, and close to Hollywood, this is the perfect place to explore and discover Tinseltown.
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RESERVATION
By Internet: Make reservations online using this link to book the special rate. By Phone: Guests can book directly by calling 213.612.1575 mention 3AF 2025 Asian Marketing, including suites. Please call during office hours (8 AM to 6 PM, Monday to Friday). The call center after hours cannot access the exclusive group rates.
HOTEL CANCELLATION POLICY
An individual’s deposit is refundable to that individual only if the Hotel receives notice of an individual’s cancellation at least 72 hours prior to scheduled arrival. Guest accommodations will be available at 3:00 pm on arrival day and reserved until 11:00 am on departure day.
Tourist Attractions
As you partake in the conference, you’ll have the opportunity to schedule some time to discover the rich offerings of both Dallas and Plano. Here are some intriguing facts about these cities:
Dallas
- 3rd largest city in Texas, fast-growing in the U.S.
- Known for thriving arts and culture scene: Dallas Arts District, largest in the nation.
- With more than 26 Asian nationalities represented in the greater Dallas area, Asian culture is an integral part of Dallas’ business and identity.
- International Museum of Cultures
- DFW Chinatown
- Dallas Asian Trade Market
- Iconic skyline with Reunion Tower, Bank of America Plaza.
- Rich history, including JFK assassination site (Sixth Floor Museum).
Check out Visit Dallas/Asian Culture for more details.
Plano
- 24.2% of the population is Asian, the second-largest group after white residents.
- Safe and highly ranked place to live in the U.S
- Thriving business and tech hub, headquarters for major companies like Toyota, J.C. Penney, and Frito-Lay.
- Historic downtown with shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.
- Abundance of parks and recreational opportunities.
- Welcoming and diverse community.
Check out Visit Plano for more details.