Embassy Shares Bright Spots and Contention in S&ED
By Kevin Harris On July 7, AmCham China, in coordination with the US-China Business Council and the US Information Technology Office, hosted eight officials from the US Embassy to discuss the 7th…
Visa Reforms Make Travel Easier
By Elizabeth Barrett The “APEC Blue” skies of last November have come and gone, but the progress made on visa reforms during the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings will have a strong and…
China 2020: Media Perspectives on China’s Future
By Craig Holliman How much power and influence does Xi Jinping actually hold? How will the US react to no longer being the largest economy in the world? Which side would neighboring…
The Makings of a Mega Hub
By the AmCham China Government Affairs Team Under the leadership of President Xi Jinping, Chinese central authorities have begun to implement plans to integrate the northern economies of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei…
AmCham China, NDRC-ICC Travel Across America
AmCham China recently concluded its first cohosted business trip across the US with the NDRC-ICC and US Chamber. The 12-day trip took a delegation of 40 top executives from Chinese private companies…
Back to Fundamentals
By Karen Guo “Green is not a color, green is a state of mind.” — Gro Harlem Brundtland, Special Envoy with the United Nations and former Prime Minister of Norway Economic growth…
Next-Gen Solutions for HR Management
By Craig Holliman This Tuesday, members got a taste of the game-changing innovations for human resources management. Moderator Elisa Mallis, Head of Executive Coaching at MDS, facilitated the discussion, which ranged from whether…
Essential Skills for HR in China
By Alisha Sud On Tuesday, four HR professionals came together to share the essential skills for HR professionals in China. Moderated by Horst Gallo of IBM, the event picked apart the role of…
China Reform Series Kicks Off with Economic Reform
On May 19, AmCham China launched the China Reform Series which brings together AmCham China members and experts on a quarterly basis to discuss government reform policies. The series opened with the…
Market Forces to the Rescue
Few would dispute the severity of the air quality problem that plagues large Chinese cities like Beijing and the desperate need for viable solutions to this problem. With 670,000 excess deaths in…