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CCBC’s Beijing Chamber of Commerce partnered with 19 other Chambers in Beijing for one of the largest networking events of the year with more than 500 guests.

CCBC hosted a Summer Sendoff Cocktail Reception for members and Chinese business executives with Sarah Kutulakos, Executive Director of CCBC. Sarah discussed the in-depth consultations CCBC has had with Canadian business leaders and SMEs on a bilateral Free Trade Agreement as well as trade and investment issues involving Canada and China.

CCBC’s Cross-Canada Outreach Events focused on alternative capital for small and medium-sized companies. The events featured guests from CCBC’s network of finance experts and others who led participants toward a clearer understanding of the opportunities available using alternative capital, and the best methods of pursuing and implementing them.

CCBC’s Cross-Canada Outreach Events focused on alternative capital for small and medium-sized companies. The events featured guests from CCBC’s network of finance experts and others who led participants toward a clearer understanding of the opportunities available using alternative capital, and the best methods of pursuing and implementing them.

CCBC’s Cross-Canada Outreach Events focused on alternative capital for small and medium-sized companies. The events featured guests from CCBC’s network of finance experts and others who led participants toward a clearer understanding of the opportunities available using alternative capital, and the best methods of pursuing and implementing them.

LU Shaye, the newly-appointed Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Canada, was the keynote speaker and Sarah Hoffman, Deputy Premier of Alberta and Minister of Health, welcomed Mr. LU to Calgary at a CCBC business luncheon on Thursday, May 18, 2017.

The CCBC Investment Roadshow continued in three northern cities of China: Qingdao, Tianjin, and Langfang (with an additional event in Hebei to attend the Canada-China Clean Technologies Forum), and focused on opportunities related to environmental technologies and services. With the growth of wealth and business opportunities in second and third tier cities in China, these events offered an opportunity to explore partnerships with local companies and entrepreneurs based in those regions who are looking to invest abroad to build their international presence, or to bring in new technologies to China to improve environmental standards.