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Against a purple sunset overlooking the windswept waters of Tai Tam Bay, the 22nd AmCham Women of Influence awards came to end on March 13

The American Chamber’s annual survey showed a striking return of confidence among participants, with 92% saying they had no intention to move their headquarters from Hong Kong in the next three years.

China’s largest inland city, known for its spicy cuisine, is the hub of international rail connecting Asia and Europe and an industrial powerhouse. AmCham visited the city of over 30 million from November 6-7 for the first time in 12 years.

In a global economy where US policy has become distinctly unfriendly to advocates of renewable energy and climate change, AmChamHK’s Sustainability Committee, which tackles Environmental, Social and Governance issues as well as energy convened a leadership conference during Hong Kong’s Green Week from September 8-12.

On September 8 to 9, a senior delegation from AmCham HK participated in the annual Doorknock to Beijing.   It was a packed two-day schedule, with meetings with Chinese officials, economists, AmCham China, and a visit to the US Embassy.

AmCham’s Mini Business America (MBA) Camp had two inaugural sessions from June 16-20 and July 7-11. Leveraging on American companies who are Chamber members, it was designed as a boot camp for eighth and ninth grade students interested in business careers. The participants represented a cross-section of local and international secondary schools.

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