"AI Entrepreneur Conference" Hosted by XAVVI and AllValue in Los Angeles

The signing ceremony with Peter Wu, XAVVI CEO, representatives from AllValue, and Zheng Chen, CFO of XAVVI and President of the Association of North American Universities

Los Angeles, California, USA. 25th September, 2025. XAVVI and AllValue successfully held the "AI Entrepreneur Conference," bringing together dozens of influencers with millions of followers in Los Angeles to explore how AI will drive new business models for the future. Co-hosted by XAVVI and AllValue, the conference, themed "AI Leading New Business Models for the Future," attracted dozens of influencers with millions of followers from Southern California, as well as numerous e-commerce and business professionals, to discuss how AI will drive future business growth and transformation. The "AI Entrepreneur Conference" was held at XAVVI offices on the 5th floor of the 801 Building in downtown Los Angeles.

Mengqi Huang, founder of LeaderXport Overseas Alliance and internet celebrity host, delivered a speech and presided over the meeting

The conference officially opened at 1:00 PM with a speech by Huang Mengqi, founder of the LeaderXport Global Alliance and a popular influencer host. His relaxed and professional style set a lively atmosphere. Business leaders Shen Qun and Lin Guang then delivered speeches, sharing their industry-wide insights on the future development of AI and cross-border e-commerce. As one of the featured guests, AllValue North America CEO Chen Feng delivered a keynote speech titled "Xiaohongshu's Traffic Trends in the US," detailing Xiaohongshu's user ecosystem and development potential in the North American market. Vadin, AllValue's West Coast Head of Business, presented a keynote speech titled "How Merchants Can Acquire Customers on Xiaohongshu," providing practical methods and growth paths for merchants present.

CEO Feng Chen,Youzan AllValue North America, gives a keynote speech

XAVVI CEO Peter Wu delivered two keynote speeches at the conference, respectively introducing the latest achievements in "AI Certified Professional" and "AI Commercialization and AI Micro-Short Drama E-commerce." He emphasized that AI is not just a tool but a key force reshaping the global e-commerce landscape. XAVVI, through its unique AI algorithms and content strategies, has incubated over 100 influencer accounts, helping creators with millions of followers efficiently convert traffic into revenue. The company is also building a new business ecosystem that integrates AI technology, global brand expansion, and the influencer economy.

XAVVI CEO Peter Wu officially launches AICP (AI Certified Professional) professional talent certification system

At the conference, Peter Wu grandly launched XAVVI's new e-commerce project, the "High-end Dress Membership E-commerce Platform," offering a $10 monthly membership fee to captivate American women in the social world.

Zheng Chen, CFO of XAVVI and President of the Association of North American Universities, gives a speech

Hank Lee, XAVVI Creative Director, speaks to the audience

XAVVI executive Dr. Zan

Notably, the conference featured dozens of US influencers with millions of followers. They engaged in face-to-face discussions with representatives from participating businesses, sharing their latest experiences in content creation and monetization. The event culminated in a partnership signing ceremony and afternoon tea session, bringing the atmosphere to a climax. In-depth conversations between attendees and influencers sparked further collaboration opportunities.

XAVVI CEO Peter Wu accepts interviews from major media reporters

This "AI Entrepreneur Conference" not only shared cutting-edge trends in the AI ​​and e-commerce industries, but also provided an efficient platform for communication and collaboration between brands, businesses, and content creators in China and the US. As XAVVI CEO Peter Wu stated in an interview, "The future belongs to entrepreneurs who dare to seize the opportunities presented by AI. XAVVI's mission is to make AI a driving force in the global e-commerce and influencer economy, helping brands expand globally, influencers grow, and industries upgrade, thereby ushering in a new era of cross-border e-commerce."

Speakers and representatives of XAVVI and AllValue pose for a photo

The guests who came to the conference included: Mia, the person in charge of the Monterey Park AI Service Center in Southern California A District, Angie Wang, the person in charge of the Pasadena AI Service Center in Southern California B District, Shi Jing, the person in charge of the Rowland Heights AI Service Center in Southern California C District, Wendy Liu, the person in charge of the Chino Hills AI Service Center in Southern California D District, Huang Xiaorong, the person in charge of the Orange County AI Service Center in Southern California E District and Asia America International, Rocky Zheng, the person in charge of the Irvine AI Service Center in Southern California F District and Chairman of Asia America International, Chris, the person in charge of the Long Beach AI Service Center in Southern California G District, Tony Xu, the person in charge of the San Diego AI Service Center in Southern California J District, Sue Guan (Susu), the person in charge of the San Francisco AI Service Center in Northern California A District and the founder of the Health Management School of International Medical University, Jiang Nan, the person in charge of the AI ​​Service Center in Northern California D District and the founder of the Precision Health Management Experience Center of International Medical University, Zhang Shihan (Annie), the person in charge of the East Bay AI Service Center in Northern California B District, Zhuang, the person in charge of the AI ​​Service Center in Las Vegas A District and the Chairman of See Canyon Group, Rosalind Fu, the person in charge of the AI ​​Service Center in Las Vegas B District and the CEO of See Canyon, and Tiffany Huang, General Manager of the AI ​​Service Center, and others will work together to cultivate a large number of AI professionals for the local market and serve the American and Chinese restaurants, real estate, financial management and insurance, beauty and other fields, giving traditional industries the wings of AI.

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Los Angeles Beverly Arts (LABA) International Arts Festival Interview

TV host Joey Zhou, founder of the Los Angeles Beverly Arts and Tina Liu, Director of the International Chinese Department at The Beverly Arts (TBA) News

Episode 1: "LABA's Ultimate Goal and Future." 

Date: September 23, 2025 

Location: 801 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90017 

Host: Tina Liu, Los Angeles Press Club member, Director of the International Chinese Department for TBA News 

Guest: Joey Zhou, Founding President of the LABA International Art Festival

Interview Consultants: LABA Advisors Douglas Ivanovich, Harrison Engle, Cedric Lebert, and Jonathan Zhang of Real World Assets (RWA) 

Tina: What is the ultimate goal of hosting the LABA International Art Festival? 

Zhou: We will carry out this profoundly meaningful art and cultural event with an international perspective, professional insight, mainstream engagement, commercial operations, authoritative support, and a public welfare purpose. We will discover and nurture the future of the world's most influential and valuable artists.  

Tina: That's a very smooth answer, but I'm curious if there are any more specific plans.  

Zhou: Yes. In the next 3-5 years, we plan to build a 900-room art museum-style hotel in Los Angeles. Our American colleagues have already chosen the name: "The LABA Arts and Culture World Center." 

Tina: Amazing! Building a hotel like this would require at least $100 million. $500 million is certainly possible in a prime location in Beverly Hills. How will we address the funding issue? 

Zhou: First, Douglas Ivanovich, who leads this project, is a world-class fundraising expert. His partner, Rayn, is a blockchain expert and Ethereum's partner and lifelong senior advisor. So... we will introduce blockchain technology to LABA. Once everything is ready, we will issue LABA tokens with RWA features. Secondly, to accomplish the first step, we must first conduct offline fundraising. Douglas is already working with his partner, Mr. Momo, on some asset investment planning offline, and they should be holding such an investment seminar soon. 

Tina: I know that RWA (Real World Assets) tokenizes assets. What assets does LABA currently own that can be tokenized? 

Zhou: First, over the past five years, LABA has accumulated a large number of artworks by outstanding artists. These include works by LABA Blue-chip artist Jiannan Huang and neon sculptures by Lisa Schulte, one of the top American artists. In particular, the cross-disciplinary oil painting and sculpture "Golden Valley and Silver Stream," a collaboration between Lisa Schulte and Jiannan Huang is worth over tens of millions of dollars per piece. According to a valuation report by Mohtarhei, a leading art appraisal agency in Beverly Hills, the value of the 100 artworks we currently own exceeds $100 million. These artworks can all be used as RWA tokenized assets. Of course, LABA's intangible assets are far greater than $100 million. This is why Cedric Lebert, a renowned American cryptocurrency expert, has repeatedly urged our LABA board of directors to issue a LABA-exclusive RWA token. 

Director/filmmaker Harrison Engle, neon artist Lisa Schulte, LABA Blue-chip artist Jiannan Huang by video conference (on iPad), and TV host Joey Zhou, founder of LABA

Tina: How do we interpret and define LABA's intangible assets? 

Zhou: LABA has paid particular attention to the operation and management of its intangible assets from the very beginning. For example, TBA NEWS, has attracted over a million followers since its launch in March 2019. Furthermore, we've participated in two LABA-MIMV global top 10 rankings and four LABA Icon Awards events. These events, which have attracted celebrities and elites from various industries, have garnered widespread influence in mainstream media and social media. Whether you search for LABA on Baidu's Chinese version or Google's English version, you'll find thousands of articles and video reports. Just one of our contracted artists has garnered over 100 million views in the past three years. Thousands of Chinese and English media outlets and websites have reprinted the news, and these reports have garnered hundreds of millions of hits.

Tina: But based on my understanding of RWA, intangible assets cannot be directly converted into RWA assets.

Zhou Zheng: You're absolutely right. But intangible assets can indirectly drive the market issuance of RWA tokens. 

Tina: Besides the asset value of LABA's paintings in market circulation, what other methods does LABA currently have to convert these artworks into direct assets?  

Zhou: Yes! First, we can continue to hold cross-border art exhibitions and auction the artworks during the exhibitions. Second, we can loan the artworks to hotels, high-end clubs, nightclubs, and even well-known restaurants on a regular basis. Third, we can create derivative products from well-known artworks worth millions, such as prints and other well-known derivative products. However, artist Lisa Schulte, has created neon artworks for celebrities like Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Mariah Carey. The copyright of these works belongs to the artists, so we can create similar derivative products. For example, the Dragon Year logo designed by Jiannan Huang for Courvoisier Cognac is worth $5 million, and the copyright remains with the artist. We can all create related derivative products. 

Tina: I see! You want to circulate the artwork owned by LABA, so that RWA's assets can be fully consolidated! 

Zhou: I understand exactly. 

Tina: Thank you.

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