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Services |
List
of Services offered to AMCHAM Members
Members
have benefitted from the various activities and
programmes organized by AMCHAM.
Key advantages are listed below:
| Networking
and Business Meetings |
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Luncheon
meetings are organized where a distinguished
speaker presents his views on a topical and
relevant subject.
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Breakfast
and Lunch meetings are arranged with the visiting
US officials and business delegations where
members get an opportunity to express their
views. These opinions may be further communicated
to the officials of Indian / US Governments.
This has proved to be an effective channel of
reaching the authorities.
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Sectoral
Committees hold meetings to discuss policies
and procedures that concern members. Based on
the inputs, AMCHAM prepares Position Papers
and initiates a dialogue with the concerned
authorities.
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AMCHAM
organizes Business Round Tables, Briefings and
Seminars either independently or in association
with other Chambers.
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The
Chamber facilitates meetings with US Embassy
officials including the Ambassador, Counselors,
etc
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An
annual Christmas Ball is held to provide networking
opportunities to members.
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Golf
tournament is another social event organized
by AMCHAM to facilitate networking between Government
officials and the members.
AMCHAM
India co-operates with AMCHAM’s in other countries,
encouraging business links with neighboring countries.
It also promotes links with bilateral chambers and
participates in business delegations to these countries.
Access
to Information
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AMCHAM
conducts surveys on business and economic matters
that are of interest to its members. Newsletters
and Press releases on a number of subjects are
posted on AMCHAM’s website www.amchamindia.com.
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AMCHAM
publishes sector specific position papers. The
sectors are chosen on the basis of policy changes,
growth of the industry and the interest of the
members.
a)
Members’ Directory (Annual) which lists all
AMCHAM members operating in India.
b)
AMCHAM publishes industry specific policy and position
papers.
In
2008 AMCHAM conducted the following two studies:
•
Contribution by U.S. Technology Companies towards
Education in India by Ernst & Young
•
Requirements to Sustain Foreign Direct Investment
in India by Booz & Co.
