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Help Shape Understanding Surrounding Chinese Investments in the U.S. by participating in our survey today!
Join us in sharing an accurate picture of Chinese investment in the U.S. by filling out our 2025 survey.
WHO?
-Chinese enterprises already established in the U.S.
-Chinese enterprises who have recently entered the U.S. or are considering entering
WHAT?
CGCC 2025 Annual Business Survey on Chinese Enterprises in the U.S.
This year, the 2025 Annual Business Survey on Chinese Enterprises in the U.S. will center on a crucial theme: change management in an era of uncertainty. Against the backdrop of intensifying geopolitical shifts, rapid advancements in AI and automation, and ongoing global supply chain restructuring, Chinese enterprises are rethinking their strategies for sustainable growth. The survey will explore how companies are leveraging digital transformation, optimizing supply chains, mitigating geopolitical risks, and positioning themselves for success in an increasingly competitive global market.
Your insights are essential to shaping this dialogue. The survey takes approximately 30 minutes to complete, and the collected data will contribute to the 2025 Annual Business Survey Report, a key resource for business leaders, policymakers, and investors seeking a clearer understanding of the U.S.-China economic relationship.
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
CLICK HERE to fill out the survey prior to the March 28th deadline. The survey is available in both English and Chinese.
CLICK HERE to also take part in our special section of the survey focusing on change management strategies
If you would like to fill out the PDF version of the survey or have any questions, please contact Abby Li at +1 646-928-5125, abby.li@cgccusa.org
WHY PARTICIPATE?
-Shape Industry Understanding: Your insights directly influence the narrative surrounding Chinese investments in the U.S., guiding business leaders, policymakers, and stakeholders towards informed decisions on both sides.
-Empower Your Community: By sharing your experiences, you contribute to a collective understanding that benefits all Chinese enterprises in the United States.