With hostilities underway in Ukraine, the United States and countries around the world are unveiling sanctions and other measures targeting Russia. Russian actions and the global response are already having a significant…
AmCham China President Alan Beebe appeared on CGTN’s Global Business earlier this week discuss the 50 year anniversary Joint Communiqué of the United States of America and the People’s Republic of China,…
With hostilities underway in Ukraine, the United States and countries around the world are unveiling sanctions and other measures targeting Russia. Russian actions and the global response could have a significant impact…
AmCham China is delighted to announce Marcus Williams has been selected as the new Chairman of the Executive Committee for the AmCham China Tianjin Chapter. He took up the new role in…
On Friday, February 4, an AmCham China delegation attended the opening ceremony of Beijing’s 2022 Winter Olympics at the iconic Bird’s Nest Stadium. We were honored to be invited by the Chinese…
As we welcomed 2022, unfortunately an outbreak of COVID-19 hit Tianjin. While the Tianjin government has responded swiftly with efforts to control the spread of the pandemic, member companies of AmCham China,…
We are delighted to announce that Michael Hart has been appointed by the American Chamber of Commerce in China (AmCham China) Board of Governors as the next President of AmCham China, beginning…
AmCham China’s Policy Committee and Chinese Government Affairs Committee kicked off 2022 with a ‘Policy Priorities Townhall Meeting’ on January 20. Members representing roughly 40 companies attended the townhall to discuss their…
The AmCham China Diner’s Club got together for a night of fun and festivity on January, 13 to celebrate the upcoming Year of the Tiger. Attendees enjoyed a luxurious four-course meal at…
Following last week’s announcement of our new US-China Fast-Track Travel Channel Program (the “Program”) we hosted a webinar on January 12, 2021 to share more information with our members. The Program should…