Events Upcoming Events AmCham Travel & Tourism Committee Luncheon - Branding Taiwan: Developing Untapped Creative Potential | AmCham Travel & Tourism Committee Luncheon - Branding Taiwan: Developing Untapped Creative Potential |
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| Date & Time: | Friday, 18 March 2011, 12:00 — 14:00 | ||||||||
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Grand Hyatt Taipei, The Residence 2F 台北君悅大飯店 2, Song Shou Road, Taipei /台北市信義區松壽路2號 |
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Committee Events
The Government Information Office (GIO), the public relations arm of Taiwan’s central government, is the key agency mandated with disseminating information about Taiwan internationally. Constantly updating Taiwan’s image and reaching out to a changing audience, the GIO has long been actively involved in the promotion of Taiwan's cultural and creative industry, including publications, TV/Radio content, and motion picture. AmCham is honored to invite Dr. Johnny Chi-chen Chiang, Minister of the GIO, to comment on the government’s strategic vision for positioning Taiwan, not only as a favored destination for inward foreign investment over the next decade but also as a welcoming environment for cultural and creative industry. Dr. Chiang will discuss the major challenges for branding Taiwan amidst the rise of Asia as a key driver for global economic recovery. He will illustrate how the government, foreign investors, and the domestic business sector may find a common cause across their respective pursuits. By addressing recent initiatives to facilitate foreign investor participation in sectors of the cultural and creative industry, he will present to our members what is most likely to enhance exertion of Taiwan’s “soft power” throughout Asia and the world.
About the SpeakerDr. Johnny Chi-chen Chiang is Minister of the ROC Government Information Office and Cabinet Spokesman for the Executive Yuan. Minister Chiang earned a doctorate in International Studies from the University of South Carolina in the United States. An Associate Professor of Political Science at Soochow University, he has served as Acting Director and Deputy Director of the Department of International Affairs at the Taiwan Institute of Economic Research (TIER), and Deputy Executive Director of the Chinese Taipei APEC Study Center. He was selected by the Central News Agency in 2006 as one of the “Top 10 Rising Stars in Taiwan.”
To cancel without penalty, written cancellation must be received by AmCham 24 hours before the event, or else full price of the event will be charged. Expense for any guests invited by an AmCham member will be billed to the member’s account directly. Membership is on an individual basis. Non-member can only attend at non-member price. * Non-members whose companies are also non-members of AmCham may attend a maximum of three AmCham events.
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| Registrations Available: | Unlimited | ||||||||
| Registration Deadline: | Friday, 18 March 2011, 10:00 | ||||||||
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* Non-members whose companies are also non-members of AmCham may attend a maximum of three AmCham events.
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