中国美国商会

Just released! Download the brand new 2025 Business Climate Survey (BCS) Report. For over twenty years, the Chamber has been conducting the BCS to reflect on the business performance and outlook of member companies in China. The BCS Report serves as an important reference for understanding the overall sentiment of the American business community in China. The 2025 report is compiled from the responses of over 350 companies across 20+ different industries and covers a range of topics, including financial performance, business outlook, business environment, views on US-China relations, and more! 🔹 Download the report for free: https://lnkd.in/dY9t4dsu

Happy Lunar New Year from AmCham China! 新春快乐，蛇年大吉! Wishing all our members and followers success in the Year of the Snake!

Revenue and Profitability: 2025 BCS Report Insights The 2025 Business Climate Survey Report reveals key shifts in expectations for revenue growth, financial performance, and margins in China: Revenue Expectations: 🔹 34% of companies project revenue growth - a dip of 5 percentage points from the previous year. 🔹 30% expect a decline, with the Tech and R&D and Resources & Industrial sectors seeing the most pronounced challenges. Profitability Trends: 🔹 46% of companies anticipate profitability, a decrease of 3 percentage points. 🔹 The Consumer sector is particularly hard hit, with profitability expectations down by 11 percentage points. Margins: 🔹 Companies forecasting higher EBIT margins have dropped by 5 percentage points. 🔹 However, the proportion of companies expecting lower EBIT margins has decreased across all sectors. What’s driving these trends? Download the full report to uncover deeper insights into the evolving foreign business landscape in China. Download the report for free: https://lnkd.in/dY9t4dsu

Shaping the Agenda: 2025 Policy Priorities Townhall On January 15 in Beijing, the Policy Committee hosted the 2025 Policy Priorities Townhall, a pivotal annual event shaping the Chamber’s advocacy and strategic goals. This forum ensures member voices and priorities are front and center in our efforts. AmCham China President Michael Hart opened with welcome remarks, followed by Elliott Johnson, Manager of Government Affairs & Policy, who reviewed 2024’s policy priorities and achievements. Travis Tanner, Policy Committee Co-Chair and AmCham China Vice Chair, presented the 2025 outlook, addressing challenges like tariff strategies, geopolitical shifts, and fostering US-China understanding. Members participated in group discussions, highlighting transparency, communication, and equitable treatment for foreign enterprises - key themes for 2025. As always, we remain dedicated to helping American companies thrive in China. Stay tuned for our upcoming 2025 policy priorities release!

Happy New Year! The Best of 2024 and What to Expect in 2025. As we welcome 2025, we reflect on the best of 2024 - from fostering US-China collaboration in healthcare to advancing aviation safety and innovation, and hosting over 300 events. We’re excited to achieve even more in the year ahead! 🔹 Looking Ahead: Committees remain at the heart of our advocacy and community engagement. Join us to shape policy, connect with industry leaders, and drive impactful change. 🔹 Highlights: Healthcare: Strengthened partnerships with 12 provincial delegations. Aviation: Celebrated 20 years of the US-China Aviation Cooperation Program (ACP). 🔹 What’s Next: Events: Explore upcoming opportunities to gain insights and connect with peers. Jobs: Discover exciting career openings in 2025. Make 2025 your year to join a committee, explore new programs, or attend an AmCham China event. Let’s make it a year of growth and success!

🎉 Ready to welcome 2025? So are we! But before the clock strikes midnight, let’s take a moment to look back at the incredible year we’ve had at AmCham China. In 2024, we embraced our pillars of Advocacy, Business, and Community—connecting members, influencing policy, and fostering collaboration across countless events and initiatives. Check out the highlights that made this year unforgettable: https://lnkd.in/dYVkAMP7 Wishing everyone a joyful and bright New Year! Let’s make 2025 our best year yet.

Happy Holidays from AmCham China! Wishing you a joyful season filled with cheer and a bright start to 2025! 🌟🎄

Over the weekend, AmCham China President Michael Hart took the stage at the CCTV2 Annual Forum, delivering a speech and participating in an interview highlighting key business insights and strengthening the Chamber’s voice in China.

AmCham China is pleased to announce that Alvin Liu (Boeing) has been elected as Chair of the Board of Governors for 2025, while Su Cheng Harris Simpson (Women Empowerment Council), Min Qin (Mars), and Travis Tanner (GreenPoint Group, an Ankura company) have been elected as the 2025 Vice Chairs. “2025 will be a pivotal year for US-China relations as both nations navigate a complex global environment and a new US administration takes shape. AmCham China’s mission has never been more important: fostering constructive dialogue, advocating for our members’ interests, and providing actionable insights to help businesses succeed. I look forward to working with Su Cheng, Min, Travis, and our dedicated Board of Governors to strengthen AmCham China’s role as a trusted partner for American companies and a voice of reason in a rapidly evolving bilateral relationship.” - 2025 AmCham China Chair Alvin Liu Learn more about the Chamber's 2025 leadership: https://lnkd.in/gvFcjdQm

AmCham China Chair Roberta Lipson has been busy championing global talent mobility and US-China collaboration this week. At the International Organization For Migration (IOM) Workshop on Talent Mobility and Integration in Beijing, Lipson shared her insights on creating inclusive environments to attract and retain high-skilled foreign talent. The event emphasized multi-stakeholder strategies for talent retention and integration - key topics for global competitiveness. Later, at the Kuliang Forum in Beijing, Lipson delivered remarks on the importance of fostering people-to-people ties as a cornerstone of US-China relations. Her participation highlighted the Chamber's dedication to promoting mutual understanding and collaboration between our two nations.