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TKP expands to U.S. with new flagship location in N.Y.C.

TKP, one of the leading companies in the meeting and conference room industry in Japan, opens TKP New York Conference Center. The center is located at 109 West 39th St. in Midtown Manhattan. Recognizing the need for conference space in New York, TKP opened its flagship location in midtown Manhattan. With 12 meeting and event rooms, TKP New York can accommodate 6-279 guests. The two floors of meeting space are versatile, inviting and designed with convenience in mind. TKP goals are set at $2 million for the first year, and $10 million for third year. The firm has already established locations overseas in Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Singapore. In the future, the firm is looking to open 5 additional locations and then expand to other cities in the U.S. and Europe.
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