One of the main themes explored in this issue of TOPICS is the incredible expansion of AI hardware manufacturing in Taiwan, which now goes well beyond chips. While the world’s attention remains understandably fixed on TSMC’s advanced processes, a massive, strategic transformation is taking place across the rest of Taiwan’s industrial ecosystem. Taiwan is successfully…
Drawing on lessons from Taiwan’s whole-of-society resilience drills and exchanges with international counterparts, AmCham is strengthening its support for members’ emergency preparedness and business continuity.
AmCham Taiwan’s increasingly localized leadership reflects a broader shift in the island’s talent and economic landscape. Even as the Chamber evolves, its mission remains unchanged: helping international businesses succeed in Taiwan and strengthening ties between Taipei and Washington.
Taiwan is drawing renewed attention from U.S. policymakers and business leaders, but turning that interest into action requires a clearer understanding of how business operates on the ground. Practical issues such as tax, regulation, energy resilience, and infrastructure will shape whether high-level engagement becomes sustained investment and cooperation.
A reflective look at AmCham Taiwan’s evolving role, this piece traces how business leadership, policy advocacy, and international engagement have shaped the Chamber’s contribution to Taiwan’s economic development—while pointing to the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Taiwan’s appeal goes beyond economic indicators, rooted in the quality of daily life that shapes how people live and work. Accessible infrastructure, active lifestyles, and a strong sense of livability continue to make the island an increasingly “sticky” destination for global talent and business.
As Taiwan enters a faster, more demanding year, predictability, policy alignment, and long-term commitment are emerging as defining strengths for its international business community. With renewed momentum and deeper engagement, AmCham Taiwan is positioning itself to support bolder advocacy and sustained growth amid shifting global dynamics.
AmCham President Carl Wegner saw firsthand how firmly Taiwan remains on the U.S. agenda, with shared focus on key issues shaping the year ahead.
A look at Taiwan’s shift from an expat-driven scene to a diverse, globally connected business community, and what it means for AmCham today.
Many assume AmChams across Asia share one headquarters, but each is independent — linked by shared purpose, not hierarchy. Keeping AmCham Taiwan agile and globally engaged.
