New Angles US Group Founder Alexander Harrington Receives Top U.S. Corporate Training Honor and Leads Asia-Pacific Engagements in Taiwan
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SHERIDAN, Wyo. & TAIPEI, Taiwan - eTravelWire -- Alexander Harrington, Founder of New Angles US Group, has recently received the highest honor in U.S. corporate training and certification, recognized as the most prestigious distinction in the field of corporate training for 2025. In December, Harrington led a senior international delegation to Taiwan to participate in major global technology and education conferences, while advancing strategic cooperation initiatives across the Asia-Pacific region in professional training and certification.

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New Angles US Group has long focused on enterprise training, professional certification, and organizational development systems. This highest-level U.S. recognition, widely regarded as the top honor within the corporate training industry, underscores the Group's leadership and long-term contribution to structured corporate education and institutionalized training frameworks.

During the visit, Harrington attended the 2025 IEEE Global Communications Conference from December 9 to December 11, engaging in exchanges and research alongside Lanix European Vice President LEO. Discussions focused on Taiwan's role in communications technology, industrial applications, and global supply chains, highlighting the region's technological strength and strategic importance within the global telecommunications ecosystem.

Following the IEEE conference, Harrington participated in the 2025 International Education Conference from December 13 to December 16 with Evertek Singapore Chief Executive Officer Mr. Wu. The dialogue centered on experimental education models, cross-border learning systems, and the future direction of global education frameworks. The conference convened representatives from international education institutions, industry, and policy sectors.

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As part of the Taiwan visit, New Angles US Group formally signed a cooperation agreement with Next-Generation Entrepreneurship Development Think Tank, founded by Mr. Tsai. Centered on the Asia-Pacific region, the partnership will jointly develop instructor training and certification systems, online education platforms, membership and referral programs, and enterprise training initiatives, while advancing AI-assisted transformation programs to help Asia-Pacific enterprises prepare for the next decade of organizational, technological, and workforce evolution. The collaboration will also extend to public initiatives related to national development.

New Angles US Group stated that the Taiwan visit represented not only participation in international conferences, but also a key step in its long-term Asia-Pacific strategy. The Group will continue to introduce international training standards, digital education systems, and enterprise-level certification models to build a sustainable and globally connected professional training ecosystem.

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