AmCham-China

New Resource: China Connect keeps you informed  

AmCham-China announces an exciting new video feature on the AmCham-China website called "China Connect." Starting now many speakers from AmCham-China events are ready and available to deliver their business insights to you wherever and whenever you’d like to watch and listen to them. China Connect interviews are the latest information resource from AmCham-China.

Available now online:

 Mike Chinoy discusses developments in North Korea and the effects for both the US and China. 

 Tony Liu, senior vice president with Sinotrust, talks about current trends in the Chinese automotive market.

 Derek Scissors from the Heritage Foundation discusses the China Global Investment Tracker.

 Sydney Rittenberg (part two) talks about China today and what he sees for the road ahead. 

 Sydney Rittenberg talks about his early days in China and his first meeting with Mao Zedong.

 Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke discusses trade and protectionism.

 Undersecretary for Economic, Energy and Agricultural Affairs Robert Hormats on US-China relations.

With China Connect, event speakers are just a click away. Thousands attend AmCham-China events every year, but distance and schedules keep others away.  China Connect helps members in Chapter cities and in other China locations to connect with select event speakers in Beijing, as well as helping Beijing members connect with information from events they missed. 

AmCham-China events provide exclusive opportunities to hear from renowned experts, political leaders and corporate executives who are shaping the business landscape in China. See China Connect and watch them share their views and insights in special interviews conducted just after or prior to an AmCham-China member event.

For the next five weeks, new China Connect interviews will be posted weekly while the feature is being introduced.  After that, two new interviews will be posted monthly as a “Members Only” feature. They will become publicly available one month later.

As always, AmCham-China will continue planning and organizing a busy schedule of live events in Chapter cities.