Past Events
Joint Reception Celebrating 45 Years of the Taiwan Relations Act
USTBC Lunch with AIT Chair Laura Rosenberger
2024 US-Taiwan Business Council Delegation to Taiwan
Taiwan’s Democratic Future
2023 US-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference
Council President Speaks on U.S.-Taiwan Supply Chain Cooperation at the Global Taiwan Institute
USTBC President Rupert Hammond-Chambers speaks at a virtual discussion “Opportunities and Challenges in U.S.-Taiwan Cooperation in the High-Tech Supply Chain,” hosted by the Global Taiwan Institute.
Media Mention: Council Vice President talks Taiwan Bilateral Trade Agreement with The Well News
US-Taiwan Business Council Vice President Lotta Danielsson was interviewed by The Well News for an article entitled “China Irked By US Push for Taiwan Presence at World Health Assembly” published May 14, 2021. In the interview, she said that there is reason for cautious optimism about the chances of making progress on a Taiwan-U.S. trade […]
Media Mention: Council President talks semiconductor supply chain on NTD Business
US-Taiwan Business Council President Rupert Hammond-Chambers appeared on NTD Business News on April 2, 2021. He talked about the global semiconductor supply chain and its vulnerability to disruptions. President Hammond-Chambers said “What if the Chinese were to block Taiwan and sever Taiwan’s ability to export its products, including semiconductors? We’d be seeing significant disruptions.” It […]
Statement of Condolences and Support for Taiwan
Statement of condolences and support for Taiwan on the terrible train accident on April 2, 2021. USTBC remains a committed partner to the people of Taiwan, and we extend to them our warmest thoughts and sincere wishes for peace and solace during this difficult time.
Council Partners with TECO Chicago on “Taiwan-U.S. Business Forum in the Midwest”
March 23-24, 2021, the US-Taiwan Business Council partnered with TECO Chicago on the “Taiwan-U.S. Business Forum in the Midwest” webinar
Editorial: A Chip Problem of Detroit’s Own Making
In The Wall Street Journal, USTBC President Rupert Hammond-Chambers argues that the American automobile industry chip shortage is primarily of its own making. U.S. reliance on Taiwan’s chip production further underscores the necessity of binding Taiwan’s technology and security closer to the United States.