IVF USA and POWER IVF Win Two Major Awards at WFA Annual Meeting; Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen Roadshows Conclude Successfully!

2025-11-18 20:53:37，浏览量： 1次

On November 12, 2025, the 2025 WFA (World Fertility Association) Global Assisted Reproduction Industry Conference was held in Beijing. The event focused on the development of the assisted reproduction industry, cross-border service models, gamete bank management, and international cooperation. Representatives from multiple fertility centers, medical service organizations, and industry practitioners participated in the conference to jointly explore the development direction and cooperation trends in the global assisted reproduction sector.

The Annual Industry Honors Selection and Award Ceremony were simultaneously held at the conference site, recognizing organizations and individuals with outstanding contributions in the fields of assisted reproduction services and fertility technology innovation. Based on long-term professional accumulation in the international assisted reproduction field and cross-border cooperation capabilities, Dr. Nathan Zhang and POWER IVF were respectively awarded the "Outstanding Young Entrepreneur" and "Influential Brand" awards.

 

This award aims to recognize innovation and contribution in the fields of assisted reproduction, parenting, and fertility health. Receiving both awards highlights the professional capabilities of the individual and the organization.

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang Interviewed by iQIYI

 

After the awards ceremony, IVF USA Founder Dr. Nathan Zhang was interviewed live by iQIYI. When facing media questions about the "integrated trend of cross-border assisted reproduction," Dr. Nathan Zhang stated that over the past decade, the biggest difficulty faced by Chinese families when choosing cross-border assisted reproduction was not the technological gap, but the uncertainty caused by non-transparent processes, asymmetrical international information, and differences in legal systems. Dr. Nathan Zhang pointed out: "The significance of US-Mexico-China assisted reproduction integration is not about service stacking, but about system integration."

Dr. Nathan Zhang explained to the reporter that the development of the international assisted reproduction industry has moved from single-point services to a holistic collaborative stage. Cross-national laboratory standards, ethical requirements, and patient experience must be more tightly connected to truly reduce families' decision-making costs and risks.

 

When discussing the changing needs of Chinese families in recent years, Dr. Nathan Zhang shared: "More and more Chinese families do not just hope to 'be able to have a child,' but hope to 'have a child in a way that is more scientific, safer, and more aligned with long-term planning.' This includes not only egg freezing, embryo management, and screening, but also the need for personalized protocols for the LGBTQ+ community, families with fertility difficulties, and transnational married families."

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang of IVF USA emphasized that the US, Mexico, and China each have advantages in regulatory environments, laboratory accumulation, gamete bank resources, and legal adaptability for third-party gestation. Through integrated integration, a service system that is more flexible, offers greater freedom, and yet maintains compliance and traceability can be provided to Chinese families.

 

Looking to the Future: Continuing to Promote Transparency and Standardization in Cross-Border Assisted Reproduction

 

Regarding the future vision, Dr. Nathan Zhang stated in the interview that IVF USA will continue to be committed to building a "future-oriented global assisted reproduction collaboration network." Dr. Nathan Zhang of IVF USA said: "Our mission is not to take families out of China, but to bring the safest and most transparent fertility options in the world to Chinese families. Assisted reproduction is not only a technical service, but also a support system for life choices. In the future, we will continue to deepen the cooperation network among the US, Mexico, and China, providing more families with scientific and accessible fertility solutions through clearer gamete bank management, safer third-party gestation procedures, and more standardized cross-border medical channels."

 

Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen Roadshows Conclude Perfectly

 

Recently, IVF USA successfully completed its Mexico assisted reproduction roadshows held in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. The three events focused on highly discussed public issues such as cross-border fertility options and the compliance system for third-party assisted reproduction, providing a systematic information exchange platform for various channel partners and pregnancy preparation families.

 

 (Mexico Assisted Reproduction Roadshow - Beijing Station)

 (Mexico Assisted Reproduction Roadshow - Shanghai Station)

 (Mexico Assisted Reproduction Roadshow - Shenzhen Station)

 

At the roadshows, Dr. Nathan Zhang engaged in in-depth exchanges with attendees on the full process details of cross-border assisted reproduction projects, answering questions face-to-face. The on-site interaction was lively, and the atmosphere was warm and harmonious.

 

The Shenzhen station, in particular, was a joint specialized session co-hosted by IVF USA and Chunhe Medical. The two parties engaged in deeper discussions on scientific knowledge related to stem cell regeneration, fertility preservation, cross-border IVF pathways, and third-party assisted reproduction, attracting numerous channel partners, pregnancy preparation families, and cross-border medical enthusiasts.

IVF USA stated that, along with the iteration of social fertility models and the continuous growth of assisted reproduction demand, it will collaborate with more high-quality partner organizations in the future to continuously host city roadshows and expert meetings open to the public. Concurrently, by collaborating and building consensus with various channel partners, the goal is to help more families gain earlier and more scientific awareness of their fertility status and clarify the diverse range of assisted reproduction options available.

 

Dr. Nathan Zhang's IVF USA team, which he founded, has been providing overseas assisted reproductive consulting services for over a decade, offering US egg freezing, US IVF, and third-party assisted reproductive services to those in need. With nearly 20 years of deep expertise in the overseas assisted reproductive field, IVF USA, driven by diverse and personalized reproductive needs, strategically expanded into the Mexican market early on, becoming the authorized agent for Power Fertility Center Mexico (POWER IVF) in China. Dr. Nathan Zhang's services currently extend beyond the US to include IVF and egg freezing in Mexico, Japan, and Thailand, as well as Taiwan and Hong Kong.