Chongqing – On Sep. 25, the American Chamber of Commerce Southwest China (AmCham SW) held Friday Biz-Chat Phase I in Chongqing to enhance exchanges between its member companies with various topics. This seminar has attracted the active participation of business representatives from different industries, including finance, healthcare, technology, education, hospitality, aviation, law, real estate, service & consulting, trade, etc. iChongqing was invited to join the seminar and shared its profile as a local Chongqing media outlet.

The seminar aims to facilitate coordinated corporate development through sharing the latest business information, current challenges and opportunities, problems awaiting solutions, and upstream and downstream company docking needs.

In the seminar, each representative has five minutes to present their company, and share opinions relate to the business environment under the COVID-19 pandemic. After the presentation, there is a panel discussion for everyone to participate in. It is an excellent opportunity to experience the case analysis of cross-industry cooperation, and take group discussion as the final presentation form to stimulate the collision of thoughts 

About AmCham: Corporate Social Responsibility

Long-term business success depends on the success of the community, and AmCham Southwest seeks to encourage and help its members make positive contributions to the region in which we live and operate. The mission of AmCham Southwest CSR is to inspire, encourage, and facilitate corporate social responsibility awareness and practices among members.

Established for 20 years, AmCham has always devoted itself to charities. By August of 2018, more than 2 million RMB has supported local charitable causes, including children's education in poverty-stricken areas, post-earthquake elderly center, leftover children activity centers, safe drinking water public welfare projects, etc. AmCham upheld a strong commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and focused these efforts on furthering Southwest China's development.