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.
August gave us the chance to reflect on Taiwan’s remarkable journey and engage in meaningful conversations about its future. Together with the AmCham team, I had the privilege of hosting an exclusive screening of A Chip Odyssey, a powerful documentary directed by Hsiao Chu-chen that chronicles how Taiwan positioned itself at the heart of the…
It’s hard to believe it’s been less than 100 days since I began my tenure as President of AmCham Taiwan. From day one, I’ve been deeply impressed by the energy, professionalism, and commitment of the Chamber’s staff, committees, and members. I joined just as the 2025 Taiwan White Paper was being finalized — a behemoth…
In a time of transformative change, AmCham Taiwan embraces a new chapter under the leadership of Patrick P. Lin as the Chamber’s President. With his proven track record in fostering economic growth and spurring innovation, Lin’s appointment heralds a promising future for the organization and its members. Lin’s illustrious career spans technology startups, multinational corporations,…
When Jacky, a passionate entrepreneur in his thirties, talks about his innovative upcycled charcoal and his sustainable carpentry training camp, his eyes light up with enthusiasm. The same level of intensity and excitement is evident when you encounter Michael, the 70-something chairman of Taiwan’s leading inkjet producer and owner of many patented inventions. You can…
What’s your impression when you look at photos of Jade Mountain covered in light snow, captured by late award-winning Taiwanese photographer Chi Po-lin? For me, the images fill my heart with profound love and admiration for life and nature. But they also remind me of the responsibility we have as a community to care for…
