Interview
“[Value of the European Chamber] To my industry: a platform to advocate political changes.”
Albert Varenne, Head of Regional Sourcing Office China & East Asia, Airbus, former chair, Aviation and Aerospace Working Group
Interview
“Looking back to when I was a student China-watcher, then a young professional following Chinese affairs, I’ve always been a reader of the Chamber’s Position Paper.”
Anne Rulliat, Consule générale de France à Shenyang
Interview
“Here the European Chamber is a very important lighthouse, also for us, the big companies.”
Frank Meyer, Plant Manager, Vice President, Bosch Automotive Aftermarket (China) Co, Ltd
Interview
“Having the European Chamber as a bridge, we will promote in-depth cooperation between Chinese and European companies in all aspects.”
Nanjing Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau
Interview
“We are nobody in big China, but with the backup of you guys, we feel a bit more powerful to present our concerns and interests.”
Thomas Fischer, CEO, SUTO iTEC (China) Co. Ltd
Interview
“I appreciated very much all the business surveys done and the news and information about the business environment in China.”
Guido Bergonzini, General Manager, Jiangmen Emak Outdoor Power Equipment Co., Ltd
Interview
“With the Chamber, Australia as a proud trading nation is also committed to strengthening these ties with Northeast China.”
Eu-niz Chan, Deputy Consul General of Australia Consulate-General
Interview
“Make sure the European voice is heard and avoid separate deals between the United States (US) and China whenever possible.”
Dominique de Boisseson, Former Chairman & CEO of Alcatel China
Interview
I often say that “one tree does not make a forest”. That is also why we chose the European Chamber.
Gu Jiandang, Executive Committee member of Phoenix Contact Group; President of Phoenix Contact (China) Holding Co., Ltd.
Interview
“I appreciate the opportunity to contribute my expertise and government contacts as a former official of the State Taxation Administration (SAT) of China.”
Anna Ding, former chair of Finance & Taxation Working Group
