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On Friday, October 18th, 2024, China General Chamber of Commerce-USA (“CGCC”), CGCC Foundation, along with co-hosts China Mobile International (USA) Inc. and the Chinese Enterprise Association Inc., hosted “Navigating New U.S.-China Business Frontiers - The Path Forward 2024” in the greater San Fransisco area.
The event, which is part of The Path Forward series, convened over 50 members of the U.S.-China business communities and delved into the topics of U.S.-China trade, compliance, and branding challenges and opportunities for Chinese businesses in the U.S.
The event opened with brief remarks from the event emcee, Sophia Su, President of China Mobile International (USA) Inc.
Jianmin Zhang, Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in San Francisco, gave special remarks at the event.
Consul General Zhang’s remarks were followed by opening remarks from CGCC Chairman and President and CEO of Bank of China U.S.A., Wei Hu.
Abby Li, Director of Corporate Communication and Research at CGCC presented some of the key findings and takeaways from the CGCC 2024 Annual Business Survey Report on Chinese Enterprises in the U.S. at the event.
CGCC sincerely thanks event co-hosts China Mobile International (USA) Inc. and the Chinese Enterprise Association Inc. for their kind support of this event.
CLICK HERE to read the CGCC 2024 Annual Business Survey Report
About CGCC
Founded in 2005, China General Chamber of Commerce – USA (“CGCC”) has been recognized as the largest and most impactful non-profit organization representing Chinese enterprises in the U.S. With a mission to create value, generate economic growth, and enhance cooperation between the U.S. and Chinese business communities, CGCC offers a broad range of programs, services, and resources to over a thousand multinational members across the U.S.
About CGCC Foundation
Established in 2014, CGCC Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. The mission of CGCC Foundation is to deepen mutual understanding and cooperation between the United States and China through research, public charity and engagement in economic, cultural and social exchanges.