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3M Co.--Alpha Beta Global Tapes and Adhesives Co., Ltd. BlackRock Investment Management (Taiwan) Limited ELCA Inc., Taiwan 3M Taiwan Ltd. Bloomberg Eli Lilly and Company (Taiwan), Inc. Abbott Laboratories Services Corp., Taiwan Branch Bluerider Art Corp. Emers Industrial Corporation Abbvie Pharmaceutical Gmbh Taiwan Branch BNP Paribas Investment Partners Taiwan Co., Ltd. Emergo Taiwan Representative ACE Insurance Company of North America, Taiwan Branch BNP Paribas Taipei Branch Emerson Network Power (Taiwan) Co. Ltd. ACE Tempest Life Reinsurance Ltd., Taiwan Branch Bo Le Associates, Ltd. Epicor Software Taiwan Limited Active Minerals International - Asia Pacific Regional Office Boeing International Corp., Taiwan Branch Ericsson Taiwan Ltd. Adecco Personnel Co., Ltd. Boon Associates L.L.C. ERM Taiwan Adidas Taiwan Limited Boston Scientific International B.V.- Taiwan Branch Ernst & Young Advanced Digital Broadcast Ltd. Bourns Electronics (Taiwan) Ltd. Everrich DFS Corporation Aedas Architects Boyden Global Executive Search Ferrero Asia Limited Taiwan Branch Aerocool Advanced Technology Ltd. Bristol-Myers Squibb (Taiwan) Ltd. Fidelity Worldwide Investment AIG Taiwan Insurance Co., Ltd. British American Tobacco Co. Taiwan FineTek Air Liquide Far Eastern Ltd. British Chamber of Commerce in Taipei Fleur de Chine Hotel Sun Moon Lake Air Products Asia Inc. - Taiwan Branch British Trade & Cultural Office Flowserve Pte Ltd Taiwan Branch Air Products San Fu Co., Ltd. Broadcom Asia Distribution Taiwan Branch Ford Lio Ho Motor Co., Ltd. Alberta Taiwan Office Business Software Alliance Formosa Transnational Attorneys at Law Alcatel-Lucent Taiwan Cabot Microelectronics Corp. Forte Hotel Group Alcon Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Taiwan Branch Canadian Trade Office in Taipei Foundation for Scholarly Exchange (Fulbright Taiwan) Alere Health Corporation Capital Machinery Ltd. Fourstar Group Inc. Allergan Pharmaceuticals Taiwan Co., Ltd. Cathay Hospitality Management Fox International Channels Taiwan AllianceBernstein Taiwan Ltd. Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. Franklin Templeton Securities Investment Consulting (SinoAm) Allianz Taiwan Life Insurance Co. Ltd. CBRE Global Investors (Taiwan) Ltd., Taiwan Branch Inc. Allis Electric Co., Ltd. CBRE HK Limited Taiwan Branch Fresenius Medical Care Ally Logistic Property Celgene Ltd. Fubon Financial Holding Co., Ltd. Alstom Taiwan Ltd. Century Development Corp. Gambro Taiwan Ltd. Amadeus Taiwan Ltd. Cerenity Capital GAP Taiwan Limited American Appraisal Taiwan Limited CHARISMA International Consulting Co., Ltd. Gartner American Bureau of Shipping Charles Schwab Hong Kong, Ltd. General Electric International Inc., Taiwan Branch American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei Chelmsford International Ltd. General Mills Taiwan American Club in China Chembro Micom Co., Ltd. Genesis Innovation Inc. American Express International (Taiwan) Inc. ChiefAcademy Education Group German Trade Office Taipei Services Information Networking Advocacy Services mation Getchee Inc. American Institute in Taiwan Chifu Trading Co., Ltd. for American International Assurance Company China Airlines GFK AMKO SOLARA Lighting Co., Ltd. China American Petrochemical Co., Ltd. (CAPCO) GIBSIN Engineers, Ltd. The American Chamber ofGiraffes Commerce Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. AMO Asia Ltd., Taiwan Branch China Development Financial Holding Corp. Amway Taiwan Co. Ltd. Chunghwa Telecom Co., Ltd. GlaxoSmithKline Far East B. V., Taiwan Branch Anemone Ventures Cigna Taiwan Life Assurance Company Ltd. Global Construction International Anytime Fitness Taipei Cisco Systems Taiwan Ltd. Global Market Services Aon Taiwan Citibank Taiwan Ltd. Globe Expressin Services Taiwan Applied Materials Taiwan Claremont Partners Taiwan Good Services Company Ltd. Arris Taiwan CTBC Bank Google Taiwan Asia Charter Services Limited Coca-Cola China Limited Taiwan Branch Grand Hyatt Taipei Asia Executive Resource Taiwan Ltd. Columbia Sportswear Co. Grant Thomton Asian Tigers Mobility - Taiwan Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Office of Trade and Investment Harvard Center Shanghai Atlas Copco Taiwan Ltd. Community Services Center HAVI Logistics (Taiwan) Ltd. Audi Taiwan Co. Ltd. Compass Public Relations Ltd. Hawaii Island Real Estate H.I.R.E. / Prudential Orchid Isle Aunt Stella’s Inc. Concordia Consulting, Ltd. Properties Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited Cook Taiwan Ltd Hawley & Hazel Chemical (Taiwan) Co., Ltd. (Joint Venture Australian Commerce & Industry Office Corning Display Technologies Taiwan with Colgate-Palmolive) Australian Office, Commercial Section Costco Wholesale Heidrick & Struggles Taiwan Ltd. Avenue Capital Group Covidien Taiwan Limited. Herbalife Taiwan Inc., Taiwan Branch Avis Taiwan Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank HJB Venture Partners Avon Cosmetics (Taiwan) Ltd. Crown Van Lines Co., Ltd. HMI Sources Ltd. Babi Corp. Crown Worldwide (Taiwan) Ltd. Honeywell Taiwan Ltd. BAE Systems Cypress River Advisors Hospira Pte. Ltd. Taiwan Branch Bai Win Mercantile Corp. (H. K.) Ltd. Taiwan Branch David Liao Accounting Firm Hotel Royal Taipei Baker & McKenzie DBS Bank, Taipei Branch Hotel E’clat Taipei Bank of America, N. A. Taipei Branch Dell Inc. Asia Pacific HSBC Bank (Taiwan) Limited Barclays Bank PLC, Taipei Branch Deloitte & Touche HSBC Life (International) Ltd. Taiwan Branch Bard Pacific Health Care Co., Ltd. Delta Air Lines, Inc Human Dynamic Asia Pacific Ltd. Baring Private Equity Asia Delta Electronics. IBM Taiwan Corp. Baring SICE (Taiwan) Ltd. Dentsply Implants Taiwan, Co., Ltd. ICRT BASF Taiwan Ltd. Deutsche Bank AG, Taipei Branch Imperial Tobacco Taiwan Co., Ltd. Bausch & Lomb Taiwan Ltd. DFI Home Furnishings Taiwan Ltd. IMS Health Taiwan Ltd. Baxter Healthcare Ltd. DHL Express (Taiwan) Corp. Independent Marketing Pty Limited Bayer MaterialScience Taiwan Ltd. DHL Global Forwarding (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Taiwan Branch Intel Microelectronics Asia Ltd., Taiwan Branch Bayshore Pacific Hospitality Ltd. Dickson Trading (Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Intelligent Manpower Corp. Bechtel Group Inc. / Pacific Engineers & Constructors, Ltd. DKSH Taiwan Ltd. Invesco Taiwan Ltd. Beckman Coulter Taiwan Inc., Taiwan Branch Dow AgroSciences Taiwan Ltd. IRPMA International Research-Based Pharmaceutical Becton Dickinson Infusion Therapy Systems Inc., Taiwan Dow Chemical Taiwan Ltd. Manufacturers Association Belgian Office, Taipei Dun & Bradstreet Int'l Ltd. Taiwan Branch Janus Capital Taiwan Limited Best Buy China Ltd., Taiwan Branch DuPont Taiwan Ltd. Jardine Food Services (Taiwan) Co., Ltd. Bio-Rad Laboratories Taiwan Ltd. Taiwan Branch (U.S.A.) Eastman Chemical Ltd., Taiwan Branch JC Grand Corporation Biosensors Interventional Technologies eBay Jeou Nien Construction Co., Ltd. Blackmore Partners Inc. Edelman Public Relations Worldwide (Taiwan) Ltd. Johnson & Johnson Medical Taiwan Jones Lang LaSalle Taiwan Ltd. Edwards Lifesciences (Taiwan) Corp. Johnson & Johnson Taiwan Ltd. JPMorgan Asset Management (Taiwan) Ltd. Ecolab Taiwan Johnson & Johnson Vision Care, Taiwan JPMorgan Chase Bank, N. A., Taipei Branch EF International Language Centers Jones Day JT Tobacco International Taiwan Corp. Eiger Law Lam Research Co., Ltd. Jyh Her CPAS Firm KKR Asia Limited LANcom Group/LANcom Technologies Inc., K&L Gates Korn / Ferry International LCS & Partners Kantar Health Taiwan KPMG Taiwan LCY CHEMICAL CORP. Kimberly-Clark Taiwan Kraft Foods Taiwan Ltd. Lee and Li, Attorneys-at-Law Kraton Formosa Polymers Corp. Lee, Tsai & Partners Attorneys-at-Law The American Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan Tel: (02) 2718-8226 Fax: (02) 2718-8182 URL: http://www.amcham.com.tw Address: MingSheng E Rd, Sec 3, #129, Suite 706 Taipei 10596, Taiwan Advocacy Networking Advocacy Information Services Advocacy Networking Information Services Advocacy Networking In Networking Advocacy Services Information Networking Advocacy Services Information Advocacy Networking Advocacy Advocacy Networking Information Services Advocacy Networking Information Services Advocacy Networking Information Services Advocacy What is AmCham Taiwan? The American Chamber of Commerce MISSION in Taiwan (AmCham Taiwan) AmCham works to improve the AmCham Taiwan is the most impactful and influential business, trade, and economic international business organization in Taiwan, with about 1,000 environment in Taiwan, making it members from more than 500 companies in the global and more open, innovative, and Taiwanese business community. The organization seeks to drive prosperous for all companies that innovation with advocacy, networking, and information sharing. want to be globally competitive. AmCham Taiwan cares deeply about innovation, competitiveness, efficient governance, democracy, and stability. The organization strengthens the international business community AmCham’s primary activities are advocacy, networking, with events that create valuable information sharing, and professional development. opportunities to network and share information. AmCham creates 25 Industry and Support Committees represent and promote the content that helps business leaders specific interests of their fields of business. become better informed about Taiwan. It serves as a vital bridge Key Membership benefits include: between Taiwan and the U.S. • Unlimited networking and business opportunities • A powerful Government relations platform MEMBERSHIP • Receive firsthand government regulatory updates • Access our business, social and professional training AmCham’s membership includes the seminars world’s most innovative companies • Express visa services for
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