Tasco Foundry 2026: Innovation in Mobility
- Date
- 2026-03-13
- Location
- 16 Nguyen Dang Giai, An Khanh Ward, HCMC, District 2, Thành phố Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam
- Host
- GenAI Fund
About this event
Mobility is changing fast, and the most useful conversations rarely happen in isolation. Tasco Foundry 2026: Innovation in Mobility brings people together in one room to explore where transportation, technology, operations, and community needs are heading next. If you care about how people and goods move through cities more efficiently, safely, and intelligently, this is the kind of meetup that helps sharpen your thinking and expand your network. Set in District 2, Ho Chi Minh City, this in-person gathering is built for real discussion. It is a chance to step away from abstract headlines and talk directly with others who are actively interested in the future of mobility, from big-picture trends to practical questions about implementation, adoption, and collaboration. About the Event Tasco Foundry 2026: Innovation in Mobility is an in-person community and networking event focused on the ideas, challenges, and opportunities shaping mobility. The format is designed to create space for both structured conversation and spontaneous connection, making it useful whether you come to learn, meet peers, or test your perspective on where the sector is heading. This is not just a room for passive listening. The event is centered on exchange: people bringing their experiences, questions, and observations to the table. Expect a mix of mobility-focused discussion, community interaction, and networking that helps attendees connect across roles and backgrounds. Because mobility touches infrastructure, user experience, technology, logistics, sustainability, and urban life, the event welcomes a broad lens. That makes it especially valuable for attendees who want to understand not only their own corner of the space, but also how different parts of the ecosystem influence one another. What to Expect The evening begins at 5:00 PM GMT+7 on Friday, March 13, giving attendees a convenient after-work time to gather, settle in, and start conversations naturally. As an in-person meetup, the event is designed to feel accessible and interactive rather than overly formal. You can expect a flow that supports both insight and connection, including: Opening context-setting around innovation in mobility and why the topic matters now Focused discussions on current challenges, opportunities, and emerging directions in the mobility landscape Peer exchange with people bringing different viewpoints from business, operations, technology, and community-building Networking time to meet attendees one-on-one or in small groups Informal conversation that often leads to the most practical takeaways, partnerships, and follow-up ideas Rather than trying to cover everything at a surface level, the value of an event like this comes from hearing what others are seeing on the ground. You may find yourself discussing how innovation moves from concept to deployment, what makes mobility solutions work in real urban contexts, or where collaboration is most needed. The community aspect also matters. A strong meetup creates room for both familiar faces and new connections, so whether you are deeply embedded in mobility or just becoming more active in the space, there is a place for you in the conversation. Why Attend If you work in or around mobility, staying current is not just about reading reports. It is about hearing how other people are interpreting change, what they are prioritizing, and where they see momentum building. This event gives you access to that live exchange in a format that is easier to engage with than a large conference and more focused than casual networking. You should expect value in several forms: Fresh perspective on innovation in mobility from a community of engaged attendees Relevant connections with people who care about similar problems, opportunities, and future directions Useful conversation that can inform your work, projects, strategy, or career thinking Local context through an in-person gathering in Ho Chi Minh City, where urban mobility is an especially meaningful topic Momentum from being in a room with people actively thinking about what comes next This event is also a good fit if you want substance without excessive ceremony. You can show up ready to listen, ask smart questions, share your point of view, and leave with clearer ideas and stronger connections than you had when you arrived. For community-minded attendees, there is another benefit: events like this help build the relationships that make future collaboration possible. A short conversation can become a useful introduction, a new partnership, or simply a better understanding of how others are tackling similar issues. Practical Details Location: In person at 16 Nguyen Dang Giai, An Khanh Ward, HCMC, District 2, Vietnam. Being held in person means the event is best approached as a participatory experience. You will get the most from it if you arrive ready to talk with others, exchange ideas, and stay open to conversations outside your usual circle. Date and time: Friday, March 13 at 5:00 PM GMT+7. An early evening start makes this meetup well suited to attendees coming after the workday. If networking is one of your goals, it is worth arriving on time so you can catch the opening energy of the room and make the most of the conversations as they develop. A few simple ways to prepare: Bring a clear sense of what aspect of mobility interests you most Be ready to introduce yourself briefly and concretely Think of a few questions you would like to explore with others Leave room for unexpected conversations; they are often the most valuable part of events like this If mobility is part of your work, your curiosity, or the future you want to help shape, Tasco Foundry 2026: Innovation in Mobility is a strong place to be on a Friday evening in Ho Chi Minh City.
Who should attend
This event is for people who want sharper conversations about mobility and better connections with others thinking seriously about where the sector is going. - You work in **mobility, transportation, logistics, automotive, urban development, or related fields** and want to exchange ideas with peers in person. - You are building, operating, or supporting **products, services, or infrastructure** that affect how people or goods move through cities. - You are a **founder, operator, strategist, analyst, or technologist** looking for grounded discussion rather than generic trend talk. - You care about the intersection of **innovation, real-world implementation, and community needs**, and you want to hear how others are approaching similar questions. - You value **networking with purpose** and prefer meeting people around a shared topic instead of making random introductions. - You are based in Ho Chi Minh City or nearby, or happen to be in town and want to plug into a local, in-person mobility community. If you like thoughtful discussion, practical perspective, and meeting people who are actively engaged in the future of mobility, you will likely feel at home here.