Madison Huang, Senior Director of Product and Technical Marketing for NVIDIA's physical AI platform, has canceled her scheduled trip to South Korea. The decision, attributed to personal family reasons, was confirmed by the South Korean Ministry of Science and ICT on November 8.
The cancellation resulted in the removal of several high-level meetings from the agenda. Specifically, a planned discussion between Huang and the South Korean Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Science and ICT, Bae Kyung-hoon, will no longer take place. Additionally, Huang was set to co-host the Korea AI Startup Partnership Forum alongside Second Vice Minister Ryu Je-myung.
Despite the absence of the senior director, the 'NVIDIA Seoul AI Day 2026' event, scheduled for November 9–10, will proceed as planned. Other NVIDIA executives are expected to attend the event in her place to represent the company.
Madison Huang, daughter of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, joined the company in 2020. Her work at NVIDIA primarily focuses on simulation software and robotics, areas where she has been active since beginning her career at the firm as an intern.
