Croatian technology professionals and entrepreneurs will gather in New York City on November 5, 2026, for ACAP.tech NYC, an event focused on artificial intelligence, financial technology and business connections between Croatia and the United States.
Organized by the New York chapter of the Association of Croatian American Professionals (ACAP), the gathering is scheduled for 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Manhattan.
The event aims to bring together professionals working in technology, finance and entrepreneurship, with discussions exploring how Croatian talent and businesses can expand their presence in the American market.
Representatives associated with companies and institutions including Infobip, Salesforce and Harvard are expected to participate, according to the event announcement.
Connecting Croatian Innovation With the US Market
ACAP.tech NYC will focus on emerging technologies and the opportunities they create for professionals and companies operating across international borders.
Artificial intelligence and fintech are among the key subjects, reflecting growing interest in how these fields are transforming financial services, business operations and digital products.
The gathering will also examine the experiences of Croatian companies entering the United States, where access to investors, professional networks and local market knowledge can influence their growth.
For Croatian entrepreneurs, the event offers an opportunity to exchange ideas with professionals who have experience working in both markets.
Networking is another important part of the program, allowing participants to establish connections that may lead to future partnerships.
A Meeting Point for the Croatian-American Community
The Association of Croatian American Professionals connects members of the Croatian diaspora with professionals and organizations in Croatia.
Through its chapters and events, the association encourages professional development, knowledge sharing and cooperation between the two countries.
The New York gathering continues that mission by bringing technology and business discussions directly to one of the world’s leading financial and commercial centers.
For Croatian Americans working in technology, finance or related industries, the event offers a chance to strengthen professional relationships while maintaining connections with their heritage.
According to the event information, admission is free for ACAP members, while nonmembers can attend for $25.
The event is scheduled for Thursday, November 5, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Manhattan. Those interested in attending should consult ACAP’s official event announcements for the precise venue and registration details.
