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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
World Vision Global Ambassador Dean Hirsch speaks to the American
Chamber of Commerce in Taipei on global corporate social responsibility
trends
MARCH 4, 2010, 16:00 – Global Ambassador and former President of World
Vision International, Dean Hirsch, spoke at the American Chamber of
Commerce (AmCham) in Taipei Annual Corporate Social Responsibility
(CSR) Forum, sharing insight about CSR trends and future challenges for
corporations.
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2009 Chairman Alan Eusden's Letter to Members |
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February 12, 2010
Dear AmCham Members,
During this
period between the Western and the Chinese New Year celebrations, we
want to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you for the confidence
and support that you have offered to AmCham in the past year. The
global financial crisis made 2009 an extremely challenging year for all
of us. We’re pleased to report that the Chamber made it through 2009 in
very good shape. Membership remained stable during 2009, standing at
about 900 individual members representing more than 470 companies.
AmCham remains the largest and most influential foreign business
organization in Taiwan.
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Press Release: AmCham Urges Early Scheduling of TIFA Talks / 美國商會致函美貿易副代表 |
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February 9, 2010
For Immediate Release
The Chamber writes to Deputy USTR Demetrios Marantis, noting the numerous important issues awaiting bilateral discussion.
美國商會致函美貿易副代表 籲儘速召開TIFA會談
The American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei has written to Deputy U.S.
Trade Representative Demetrios Marantis, who would lead the U.S.
delegation to the next round of Trade and Investment Framework
Agreement (TIFA) talks in Taipei, urging the early scheduling of those
bilateral trade negotiations. The letter, dated February 5, was signed
by the Chamber’s chairman, Alan T. Eusden, and president, Andrea Wu.
台北市美國商會會長余智敦及執行長吳王小珍,於2月5日聯名致函美國貿易副代表馬倫提斯(Demetrios
Marantis),促請美國政府能儘速召開懸宕已久的《貿易暨投資架構協定》(TIFA)會談。台美下一輪TIFA會談若能順利在台北舉行,美方代表團可望由馬倫提斯領軍。
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Press Release: Alan Eusden Re-Elected As Chairman for 2010 |
Alan T. Eusden, president of Corning Display Technologies Taiwan, was elected by acclamation by the AmCham Board of Governors to a second one-year term as chairman of the Chamber for 2010.
Eusden then nominated – and the Board approved – the other standing officers for the coming year: Corning Painter of Air Products as Standing Vice Chairman, George Chao of 3M as Vice Chairman, Li Shin Wang of Johnson & Johnson Medical as Treasurer, and Stephen Y. Tan of Baker & McKenzie as Secretary. He also expressed his appreciation to the two vice chairmen for 2009 for their strong support: Jeffery Nemeth, who is ending his Taiwan assignment to become head of the Ford operation in South Africa, and William Farrell, who has reached the end of his term limit for service on the Board.
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Dear AmCham Members,
With great pleasure, I would like to introduce AmCham’s 2010 Officers who were elected by the Board of Governors on December 8, 2009.
Mr. Alan Eusden, President of Corning Displays Technologies Taiwan, will continue to lead the Officer’s group in 2010. The Chamber is very fortunate to have five solid and enthusiastic leaders to guide the office and to represent 900 plus members. Please join me to congratulate them. At the same time, I solicit your strong support so we can continue the success of AmCham Taipei.
2010 New Officers |
AmCham Chairman
Alan T. Eusden
President of Corning Display Technologies Taiwan
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AmCham Standing Vice Chairman
Corning Painter
Vice President & General Manager Global Electronics of Air Products Asia, Inc. |
AmCham Vice Chairman
George Chao
Managing Director of 3M Taiwan Ltd. |
AmCham Treasurer
Li Shin Wang
Managing Director of Johnson & Johnson Medical Taiwan |
AmCham Secretary
Stephen Y. Tan
Partner of Baker & McKenzie |
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AmCham White Paper: Get Ready for Recovery |
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In its 2009 Taiwan White Paper released today, the American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei commended Taiwan on several breakthrough achievements of the past year, but cautioned that Taiwan needs to do more to bolster its competitiveness during a time of unprecedented economic challenge.
Cited as breakthrough accomplishments were:
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