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About AmCham Vietnam
AmCham is an independent association of companies with the objective of promoting trade and investment between Vietnam and the U.S. With two chapters, one in Ho Chi Minh City and one in Hanoi, our membership of 700 companies and 1,500 representatives is unified by a commitment to promote trade and investment between Vietnam and the United States.
Entries by AmCham Vietnam
Offers during Thanksgiving Holiday from AmCham Discount Partners
/in NewsThanksgiving is just around the corner. This year, Thanksgiving falls on the 26th of November. How are you going to celebrate this traditional holiday? Are you still wondering about where to dine? What delivery to take? Just set your mind free and click below links for menus and special offers. You can dine in at beautiful eateries and restaurants or enjoy delicious food and drinks right in the comfort of your home, with takeout or delivery. Support our AmCham Discount Partners, so try each and every restaurant if you can! Bon Appétit and Happy Thanksgiving!
Advocacy & Communication Manager Opportunity
/in Advocacy, NewsThe American Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam-Ho Chi Minh City (AmCham Vietnam) is looking to expand its Executive Team in HCMC to include an engaging and talented person as its Advocacy & Communications Manager. This newly created role reflects the growing membership and desired investment to make AmCham Vietnam the most strategic, influential, and dynamic business association in Vietnam that drives innovation and helps its member companies succeed in Vietnam.
Chad Ovel New 2020 Chairman of AmCham Vietnam-Ho Chi Minh City
/in NewsChad Ovel, currently AmCham Vietnam-HCMC Vice Chairman and Mekong Capital Partner, has been elected as the new 2020 Chairman of AmCham Vietnam-HCMC, effective on June 1.
U.S. Chamber Launches New “Path Forward” Program to Lead National Conversation on How America Can Return to Work
/in NewsWASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Chamber of Commerce today announced the“Path Forward” program, an initiative to address how Americans and businesses can return to work safely, successfully, and sustainably.
The program includes a comprehensive framework of considerations, an event series that will feature diverse viewpoints from the public and private sectors, and recommendations on the practices and policies needed to begin a phased process to bring the full American economy back to work.
Regular Updates with links to trusted, authoritative sources of information on COVID-19
/in NewsRecommended precautions for most healthy individuals are careful hand washing, avoiding touching your face, disinfecting frequently-touched hard surfaces, and practicing social distancing, including avoiding large gatherings.
AmCham Vietnam Supports Local Business – AmCham 2020 Discount Partner Program
/in NewsWe at AmCham want to support local businesses which contribute so much to our quality of life in Vietnam by inviting them to join our 2020 AmCham Discount Partnership Program. Please consider joining for your company or refer a favorite local business by sending their email address or a copy of their business card to Membership Manager Sam Hoang at [email protected]
AmCham Awarded Certificate of Merit for Contributions to the Revised Labor Code Adoption
/in NewsAmCham Vietnam was awarded the Certificate of Merit for its contributions, led and coordinated by AmCham’s Human Resources (HR) Committee, to the stakeholders’ consultation process of the Revised Labor Code. Mr. Trung Pham, Advocacy Lead of the HR Committee, represented AmCham’s HR Committee to receive the Certificate from Mr. Hoang Quang Phong, Vice President of VCCI. This award was presented during a meeting organized by VCCI together with other Chambers in Hanoi on March 4.
Survey: The Business Impact of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Outbreak
/in NewsAmCham Vietnam-HCMC launched a 36-hour flash survey of its members from February 18-20 to measure the business impact in Vietnam of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak. Over 170 AmCham Vietnam-HCMC members participated; 140 responded to the manufacturing survey questions. Key takeaways below: