How to Work with Artificial Intelligence
By Johnny Yu We are living through a time of profound change, one where technological development is forcing us to question what our place will be in the world—and what role humans…
Central China celebrates US Independence Day
Last weekend, the AmCham China – Central China Chapter celebrated US Independence Day with more than 270 guests at Renaissance Wuhan Hotel. Acting Consul General, Terry Mobley, representing the US Consulate General in…
The ABCs of China’s New Work Permit Policy
By Antonio Douglas In September 2016, China’s State Administration of Foreign Expert Affairs (SAFEA) announced new policies intended to streamline the work permit application process for foreigners. These new rules combine the…
Upgrading Education for Future Uncertainties
By Aaron Kruse and Joseph Good During times of substantial economic innovation, new skills become the basis of growth and opportunity. According to a 2016 report from Brookings, traditional models of education…
Executive Breakfast Briefing: LNG in China
By Antonio Douglas On June 15, AmCham China – Tianjin Chapter held its monthly Executive Breakfast Briefing at the Renaissance Tianjin Lakeview Hotel. Presenter Mark Wheeler, President of Conoco Phillips China, talked…
Northeast Chapter Annual Summer Music Festival
By Maddalena Di Tommaso On Saturday, June 3, AmCham China – Northeast Chapter held its annual Summer Music Festival. This tremendous event attracted a diverse crowd with over 1,000 attendees, including Dalian…
Tianjin Chapter Joint Chamber Summer Mixer
By Antonio Douglas On Friday, June 9, AmCham China and the German Chamber of Commerce – Tianjin Chapter, kicked off the summer with a joint chamber mixer in Qing Wang Fu. Unlike…
Localize to Maximize: How WeWork Works
By Aaron Kruse and Henry Prinz For any company entering a foreign market, the task of localizing a good or service is often an endeavor critical for success. While some firms face…
Getting a Grip on Supply-Side Structural Reforms
By Tom Rafferty Supply-side structural reform (SSSR) dominates the economic policymaking landscape in China. In place since late 2015, the policy shapes everything from the government’s efforts to reduce excess industrial capacity…
Bridging the Manager-Employee Gap with Technology
By Christopher Hannegan, Partner, Employee Engagement, Brunswick Group RSS feeds. Real-time news alerts. Social media. These are just a few of the ways in which employees – nearly all of whom now…