Taiwan’s Content Agency Chief Sue Wang Puts IP Commercialization at Center of Strategy

By Lin Ying-Hsuan

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Sue Wang, chair of the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA), says Taiwan’s content industry should make IP development and commercialization its top priority.

“The challenge is not simply whether we can create good content, but whether companies have the capabilities and business models to turn creative ideas into sustainable revenue, build scalable businesses, and reach audiences across different markets,” Wang says as the 2026 Taiwan Creative Content Fest (TCCF), which runs Nov. 6-9 in Taipei, gets underway. “Without a viable business model that has been tested in the market, simply introducing more funding or investment programs will not necessarily create a sustainable growth cycle.”

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