The Canadian Chamber of Commerce 2012 Annual Report

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Annual Report 2012 The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai

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Message from the Consul General

Message from the Vice Chair

Message from the Executive Director

Business & Government Highlights

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Social & Community Highlights

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai 2012 Board of Directors Rick Savone Honourary President Consul General, Canadian Consulate General Sharon Wong Chair Of Counsel, King & Wood Mallesons

Winston Kan Vice Chair Managing Director Greater China, Strategic Executive Search

Eric Pelletier Vice Chair - Ex-Officio Senior Trade Commissionner, Canadian Consulate General

Nancy Kingsley Hu Treasurer President, Golden Ontario

Eunice Wang Director Vice President, Bank of Montreal (China) Ltd.

Mark Ceolin Director President, Red Gate International Inc.

Anthony Fong Director General Manager, IBM Engineering Technology Company

Alan McMillan Director CEO, JIE Technologies Ltd.

Thomas Cheong Director Vice President, Manulife-Sinochem

Radley Mackenzie Director Consultant, APCO (Beijing) Consulting Company Limited

Olivier Brault Director General Manager Soprema

John E. McDonald Director Chief Representative, British Columbia Trade and Investment

Staff Carley Pulford Executive Director carley.pulford@cancham.asia Sarah Cheng Media & Communications Manager sara@cancham.asia

Rebecca Copelovici Membership Manager rebecca@cancham.asia

Geneviève PÊpin Senior Events Coordinator gen@cancham.asia

Natalie Gagnon Media & Communications Coordinator natalie@cancham.asia

Susan Bi Membership Assistant susan@cancham.asia

Message from the Consul General On behalf of the Government of Canada, I am so pleased to wish all of the members of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai a prosperous, healthy and eventful Year of the Snake!

I only arrived in Shanghai a few months ago but I am already impressed by the commitment and achievements of the Canadian community in Eastern China. Your ingenuity, focus and dedication to the Canada/China partnership continue to stretch our horizon of opportunity. Never before have the expectations about our bilateral relationship been higher and never before has the need for us to succeed, economically and socially, been more pronounced.

During 2012, China became Canada’s second largest export market – bringing the value of our bilateral merchandise trade relationship to $70 billion.

Two-way investment flows continued to grow, underpinning the confidence that we have in each other’s economy, including the signature CNOOC/ Nexen investment that eclipsed all previous deals.

These numbers and indicators reflect how well our economies complement one another. The benefits in Canada and China are clear – more jobs, greater competitiveness and increased prosperity.

The growth in our bilateral economic relationship is reflected in significant increase in flows of people as well. Since 2010, we have seen a steady increase in the number of Chinese visitors to Canada. Last year alone, 298,000 Chinese visited and experienced Canada.

China is also the biggest source of international students for Canada, with an increase of 128% in study permits over the last four years.

The good news for 2013 is that there is still plenty of room for growth in this relationship. That’s where Canadian Chamber members are so actively making a difference. Canadian companies are showing the world that they have what it takes to bring leading technologies and applications to the globe’s most challenging problems. China’s 12th Five Year Plan focuses on increasing domestic demand, raising productivity, saving energy and protecting the environment. Canadians have the potential to play a significant role in each of those areas. China needs more Canada and Canada needs more China!

Canadian companies are showing the world that they have what it takes to bring leading technologies and applications to the globe’s most challenging problems.

Prime Minister Harper visited China in February 2012 and agreed with Premier Wen to take our bilateral relations to a new level. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai is a unique forum for members to contribute directly toward this outcome. To get there, we need to focus the Chamber’s activities, harness each member’s power and broaden our perspective about what’s achievable when two countries work together.

My team at the Consulate General of Canada looks forward to working with you.

Rick Savone Consul General

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Message du Consul général Au nom du gouvernement du Canada, c’est avec grand plaisir que je souhaite à tous les membres de la Chambre de commerce canadienne à Shanghai une bonne année du serpent qui saura vous procurer santé, bonheur et prospérité!

Quelques mois à peine se sont écoulés depuis mon arrivée à Shanghai, mais déjà je suis impressionné par l’engagement et les réalisations de la communauté canadienne dans l’Est de la Chine. Votre ingéniosité, votre détermination et votre dévouement au partenariat Canada/Chine continueront d’élargir l’éventail de possibilités qui s’offrent à nous. Les attentes relatives à notre relation bilatérale n’ont jamais été aussi grandes et la nécessité de réussir, économiquement et socialement, n’a jamais été plus prononcée auparavant.

En 2012, la Chine est devenue le deuxième plus important marché pour les exportations canadiennes - portant la valeur de nos échanges commerciaux bilatéraux de marchandises à 70 milliards de dollars. Les flux d’investissements bilatéraux ont continué de croître, mettant en relief notre confiance mutuelle dans nos économies, comme le reflète l’investissement de CNOOC/Nexen qui a éclipsé toutes les transactions antérieures. Ces statistiques et ces indices démontrent à quel point nos économies sont complémentaires. Les bénéfices pour le Canada et la Chine sont clairs - plus d’emplois, une plus grande compétitivité et une prospérité accrue.

La croissance de notre relation économique bilatérale se traduit également par une augmentation significative des flux de personnes. Depuis 2010, nous avons observé une augmentation constante du nombre de visiteurs chinois au Canada. L’an dernier seulement, plus de 298 000 Chinois ont visité notre pays et ont vécu une expérience canadienne.

La Chine est également la plus importante source d’étudiants étrangers du Canada, avec une

augmentation de 235 % de permis d’études au cours des huit dernières années.

La bonne nouvelle pour 2013 est qu’il y a encore beaucoup de place pour la croissance dans cette relation.

C’est là où les membres de la Chambre de commerce canadienne contribuent de manière si positive. Les entreprises canadiennes prouvent au reste du monde qu’elles ont ce qu’il faut pour mettre des technologies et des applications de pointe à contribution pour résoudre les problèmes les plus difficiles de la planète. Le 12e plan quinquennal de la Chine met l’accent sur l’accroissement de la demande intérieure, l’augmentation de la productivité, l’économie d’énergie et la protection de l’environnement. Les Canadiens ont le potentiel nécessaire pour jouer un rôle significatif dans chacun de ces domaines. La Chine a besoin du Canada et le Canada a besoin de la Chine!

Le premier ministre Harper a effectué une visite en Chine en février 2012 au cours de laquelle lui et le premier ministre Wen ont convenu de franchir une nouvelle étape dans nos relations bilatérales. La Chambre de commerce canadienne à Shanghai est un forum unique permettant aux membres de contribuer directement à cet objectif. Pour y arriver, nous devons concentrer les activités de la Chambre, exploiter la puissance de chaque membre et élargir nos horizons relativement à ce qu’il est possible d’accomplir lorsque deux pays travaillent ensemble.

Mon équipe du Consulat général du Canada sera toujours heureuse de travailler avec vous.

Rick Savone Consul général

Les entreprises canadiennes prouvent au reste du monde qu’elles ont ce qu’il faut pour mettre des technologies et des applications de pointe à contribution pour résoudre les problèmes les plus difficiles de la planète.

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Message from the Vice Chair Since 1996, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai (CanCham Shanghai) has supported the Canadian and local business communities in China.

Looking back at our progress since then and at our achievements in the past year, I am filled with pride.

More than ever, we are committed to supporting Canadian businesses develop and expand in China.

2012 saw a shift in the dynamic of China’s economy. Though the days of double-digit growth may have ended, opportunities remain abundant for those who are able to adapt. As the world’s second largest economy, China should especially be a focus of Canadian small- and mediumsized enterprises (SMEs). With the support of CanCham Shanghai, I am confident they can grow their operations and sales while boosting the Canadian economy and creating new jobs.

As we march ahead, 2013 promises to be an active and fruitful year. While our responsibilities as a Chamber have grown, our priorities have not changed. More than ever, we are committed to supporting Canadian businesses develop and expand in China.

CanCham Shanghai’s success would not be possible without the support of our members, the dedicated service of our staff and the commitment of the Board. I’d like to offer my sincere thanks to everyone.

Winston Kan Vice Chair

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Message from the Executive Director We represent Canada in China in the best way possible by not only helping your business but by fostering a Canadian community and culture in Shanghai.

Welcome to our 2012 Annual Report in which we report back to you, our stakeholders, on our financial performance and the highlights of the year. 2012 has been a significant year for the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai (CanCham Shanghai) and this was only made possible through stakeholder support, our committed administrative team and you, our members.

In 2012 we worked closely with the Canadian Consulate in Shanghai, Canadian Federal and Provincial Government offices and trade organizations to bring you more opportunities to develop your network and grow your business.

Last year we hosted Prime Minister Stephen Harper, six Provincial Premiers and welcomed the new Canadian Consul General to Shanghai.

CanCham Shanghai continues to grow in many ways. In 2012, our membership not only grew by 19% but we had an additional 1,330 participants participate in the Chamber’s activities as well. On July 1st, we hosted a record breaking Canada Day in which over 750 Canucks gathered at the beach to celebrate Canada’s 145th birthday.

The Chamber was also represented at the Asia Pacific Chambers of Congress, Global China Connection Conference, Asia Society’s Women Leaders of New Asia Summit, Luncheon with the Mayor of Cambridge, the Mayor of Victoria and the Vice-Premier

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of Quebec, Shanghai Investment Promotion Partnership, First China International Business and Trade Development Symposium and the 11th World Free Zone Convention.

CanCham Shanghai’s mission remains the same.

As the only Canadian Chamber of Commerce in China we are here to support Canadian businesses working in China by giving you the opportunity to learn, promote your business and expand your network. We represent Canada in China in the best way possible by not only helping your business but by fostering a Canadian community and culture in Shanghai.

I look forward to working closely with you to continue the Chamber’s mission in 2013.

Carley Pulford Executive Director

Business & Government Highlights February Canada-China Business Dinner

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper

February Government Event Series: Visa and Immigration Info Session

Part of a series of seminars that highlight the Canadian Consulate’s services for Canadians and their businesses, this session focused on issues regarding visas and immigration to Canada for business, study or pleasure. John Acheson of the Immigration and Visa Section at the Canadian Consulate in Shanghai discussed the requirements and documents needed to apply for a visa or immigration application for Canada.

5th Canada China Business Forum (CCBF)

On the occasion of Prime Minister Harper’s visit to China, the 5th CCBF was held in Beijing.

The forum provided an opportunity to meet and interact with Chinese companies active across a broad spectrum of sectors in China. Coorganized by the Canada China Business Council and the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, this event was supported by the CanCham Shanghai and Hong Kong.

Inter-Chamber Event: Unlock Your Team’s Potential

In this seminar with BenCham, Bart de Backker (ProgressU) and Noriko Takagi (Steinbach & Partner) showed what drives a management team’s behaviour and how to guide a team (and yourself) to the next level.

The Government of Canada, in partnership with CanCham Shanghai, CanCham Hong Kong and the Canada China Business Council (CCBC) hosted the Canada-China Business Dinner in Guangzhou with the Right Honourable Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada.

Inter-Chamber: Expanding Your Business to 2nd and 3rd Tier Cities in China

AustCham with the support of CanCham hosted a seminar that focused on the change of direction of foreign investment, economic development and industrial zones, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of setting up your company in second and third tier cities in China.

Government Event Series: Quebec Bureau and Ontario Trade Office

Philip Wong, Representative of the Ontario Trade Office and François Gaudreau of the Quebec Bureau at the Canadian Consulate in Shanghai provided participants with information on how their respective trade offices can help Canadian businesses prepare for China’s markets, tap into China’s market potential, find the appropriate contacts and access available financial programs.

March Saving Face in China

CanCham and EPWS, with the support of SpanCham and MayCham presented author and journalist Anne-Laure Monfret who gave a lecture on the concept of “face” in Chinese culture. The presentation helped participants understand the impact “face” has on business and how an appreciation of it can be used to save time and avoid faux pas. www.cancham.asia

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Government Event Series: New West Provinces

Richard Choi of the Saskatchewan China Trade and Investment Office, Nathan Wright of the Alberta Shanghai Office and John E. McDonald of the British Columbia Trade and Investment Office spoke to participants about the support they can provide to businesses in China as well as the opportunities available in Western Canada.

Roundtable with Fengxian Mayor

CanCham directors, Alan McMillan and David Nicholson had a roundtable meeting with the Mayor of Fengxian Zhuang Shaoqin to discuss future cooperation in developing business opportunities in the area.

Government Event Series: Export Development Canada’s Financing, Insurance and Bonding Services

Jacques Lacasse, Chief Representative and Peter Xu, Senior Regional Manager, Greater China of Export Development Canada (EDC) discussed how EDC can provide on the ground support to Canadian companies planning on or currently doing business in China by helping find financial solutions for operations, providing risk management services and freeing up the working capital needed with a range of bonding and guarantee solutions.

Annual General Meeting

CanCham’s Annual General Meeting was held on March 22, 2012. Chair Sharon Wong presented the annual report and Treasurer David Nicholson presented the financial report.

Young Professionals: Entrepreneurship in the Wild East

Chad Peterson, General Manager of Tiny Earth Trading Co., spoke to young professionals about his experience developing and running a trading company in China. He shared his experience directing retail chain stores, building national distribution channels, brand building, sourcing and developing products as well as his thoughts on owning and operating a trading company in China.

Secrets of Sina-Weibo Marketing

Daisy Zhang, CEO of CIC, Wendy Xue, COO of Adsit and Johnson Jiang, Business Development Director of Tencent Weibo gave presentations on attracting Weibo fans, creating

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robust content and assessing the impact on the marketing strategy of a business.

April Analysis of China’s National People’s Congress Meeting

CanCham Shanghai and APCO Worldwide co-hosted a presentation where Chairman of Greater China, APCO Worldwide, Mr. Kenneth Jarrett spoke on the 5th Plenary of the 11th National People’s Congress. He discussed the outcomes and the significance of the meeting for foreign businesses operating in China. He also shared his insights on the current leadership transition, and what could be expected in the next year.

Firing Senior Employees and Managers in China

Speaker Maarten Roos of R&P Lawyers walked participants through the process of firing senior managers and highlighted the difficulties of terminating employment contracts, the steps that need to be made before “having the talk” and avoiding unnecessary difficulties and financial consequences when firing employees.

May Behind the Scenes at the Shanghai Acrobat Show

CanCham members and guests had the opportunity to get a backstage look at the Shanghai Acrobat Show just 30 minutes before show time.

Industry Trends

CanCham hosted an Industry Outlook panel discussion that touched on social media trends in China, RMB Internationalisation and China’s legal landscape. Panelists included Lufeng Gu, Deputy Managing Director of Hill + Knowlton Strategies, Benton Gong, Chief Technology and Services Officer, HSBC Bank (China) Company Limited and Richard Grams, Partner at Troutman Sanders.

What’s next for Canadian Businesses in China?

Peter Harder, Senior Policy Advisor to Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP and President of the Canada China Business Council shared his insights on the political relationship between Canada and China. He discussed what the Foreign Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement (FIPA) and Free Trade Agreement negotiations mean for Canadian businesses.

Young Professionals Series: Growing Your Career in China today

Luncheon in Honour of the Premiers of Canada

Tao Bao, or Not Tao Bao: Selling your Goods on China’s E-Commerce Market

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Murray King, Vice-President, Public Affairs, Shanghai Disney Resort and former Canadian diplomat shared with participants the challenges and benefits of building a career in China.

Frank Lavin, Founder and Chairman of Export Now and Alex Chu, Business Development Manager of Tmall/Taobao shared their views on how foreign companies in China can sell their goods on the world’s largest e-commerce platform and achieve national distribution in China with a minimal cost.

China’s Economic Supertrends

Researcher, author and China expert Jason Inch discussed China’s economic development by identifying trends in new manufacturing, urbanization, sustainabilities and affluence.

August Winning the Rat Race: Competing for a Career in the Global Market

Peter Hill, the Principal Consultant for P.H.J Consulting offered strategies on finding meaningful work and a long lasting career.

CanCham hosted a welcome luncheon in honour of Canada’s Provincial Premiers of Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Northwest Territories and the Yukon.

New Central Leadership, New Economic Opportunities?

The CanCham Financial Services Committee presented a speaker panel on the challenges and opportunities that the financial industry in China would face once the new generation of central leadership fully transitions into their roles.

Speakers for the event were Frank Han, Private Equity Investment Professional at Blackstone Group; Gary Li, Deputy GM of Bank Montreal; and David Xu, Executive Director at CICC. The Future of RMB: Prescriptions for Trade and Investment

The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce along with SwissCham, SpanCham, BenCham and CanCham hosted a seminar on RMB convertibility, current RMB valuation and ongoing internationalization, RMB as an asset class and investment product and RMB/ FX hedging solutions for enterprises.

How Awkward... The Language and Etiquette of Networking in China

What’s essential to doing business here?

Networking. CanCham and Mandarin House gave a seminar on How Networking Really Works in China, where participants learned how to work the room in both languages.

September STEP Delegation

The Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership, Saskatchewan Trade and Investment Shanghai Representative Office and CanCham matched companies from Saskatchewan with buyers, investors and partners in China at this half-day B2B event.

Dashan (M. Roswell) and CanCham’s Executive Director Carley Pulford

Selling to the Chinese Consumer

Franklin Yao of SmithStreet Solutions spoke about Chinese consumerism. He talked about the Chinese market, the importance of defining your brand, the role of the government in determining the size of markets and the hierarchy of consumption in China.

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Mayor of Victoria Luncheon

CanCham hosted a luncheon for the Mayor of Victoria Dean Fortin and his delegation.

As part of the Victoria delegation’s mission to strengthen economic and educational ties with China, the Chamber also worked with the Greater Victoria Development agency to connect the delegates with local partners.

November Vancouver Commercial Real Estate Overview: How Foreign Capital Fuels the Market

CanCham in partnership with CBRE Ltd. (Canada) hosted a seminar featuring David Ho, Vice-President of CBRE Canada, Kulwant Chauhan of Abacus Private Equity and Jack Yong of Gowlings who discussed how Asian capitals are fuelling the Vancouver market, emerging legal issues for foreign investors and investment strategies.

Business Experiential-Learning Board Games: Innovative financial and business simulations to succeed

In this seminar with AustCham, Peter Knox from Business Today Simulations, a strategic partner from Shi Bisset & Associates, conducted a halfday business simulation workshop for emerging managers who want to develop financial and strategic acumen in an organization.

December President’s Dinner

The Presidents, Chairs and Executive Directors of the international chambers of commerce in Shanghai met to discuss issues of common interest and find collective solutions.

Women in Business Breakfast

CanCham and BenCham hosted a breakfast for women in which Belgian Consul General Cathey Buggenhout, General Manager of Touchevents Nancy Pon and Joyce Bijl of Adecco talk about tackling challenges of having a career in China.

Investing into Canada: Analysis and Forecast of OFDI Regulations

Richard Grams, partner at Troutman Sanders of LLP in Shanghai, discussed Outbound Foreign Direct Investment (OFDI) into Canada with a focus on the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) Legal and regulatory restrictions on OFDI, intervention by PRC government agencies and others.

Breakfast with Donald Lindsay, President and CEO of Teck Resources

Donald Lindsay, President and CEO of Teck Resources spoke about the importance of sustainability to mining and about Teck’s own sustainability strategy.

Young Professionals Series: Nancy Pon

Nancy Pon, General Manager of Touchevents spoke to CanCham members about her unique path to success. Participants learnt about going off the beaten path to combine seemingly unrelated fields and interests into meaningful work.

Canadian Consulate Briefing 2012

CanCham & CCBC co-hosted the Consulate Briefing. Consul General of Canada Rick Savone discussed the services the Consulate can provide to Canadians in Shanghai.

Canadian Tax Requirements on Investments and Property for Non-Residents

In partnership with REDEV, CanCham hosted a tax seminar for members in which guest speaker, Wayne Bewick, CA, CFA and CP, spoke about Canadian property and investment taxation requirements in Canada.

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The Chamber in Numbers Membership Categories Breakdown Young Professionals Additional

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Academy

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19.1% increase in membership in 2012

Individual

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Corporate companies

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Membership Industry Breakdown Corporate

Associate Corporate members are corporations, parternships, sole propriertorships or other legal entities formed, founded or incorporated in Canada.

Associate members are corporations, partnerships, sole propriertorships or other legal entities formed, founded or incorporated outside Canada.

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Social & Community Events January Sugar Shack Event

CanCham kicked off the year in the sweetest way possible with some sugar shack fun.

There is nothing like a hearty traditional Quebecois style brinner (breakfast-fordinner)... Shanghai style.

February Caesars and Poutine Night

Canucks stormed the glo London for a special Caesar and Poutine happy hour.

March Alumni Mixer

CanCham hosted the 4th Annual Canadian Inter-University Alumni Mixer at the Four Seasons Hotel Shanghai.

What’s a Canada Day without a flag cake?

Inter-Chamber Spring Networking Drinks

Members of the international Chambers of Commerce gathered to expand their professional and social networks in Shanghai.

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Annual Inter-Chamber Spring Mixer

Canadian Comedy Night

Members of the international Chambers of Commerce gathered to expand their professional and social networks in Shanghai.

Local Shanghai comedy troupe Kung Fu Komedy made it their mission to roast and toast Canada at CanCham’s Comedy Night.

Networking Semaine Francophone

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In celebration of Francophonie, this cocktail was the perfect occasion to network with the French speaking community of Shanghai.

April Return of the Eggstraordinary Pancake Brunch

Canucks and friends enjoyed an eggsquisite breakfast buffet with real Canadian maple syrup while kids participated in an Easter egg hunt.

Shanghai Hustle

The Canadian Alumni Committee hosted the 3rd Annual Shanghai Hustle where Canadian Alumni and friends embarked on a city-wide scavenger hunt. The best part? Bragging rights for the winning team!

Inter-Chamber Summer Mixer

Members of the international Chambers of Commerce gathered to expand their professional and social networks in Shanghai.

Over 750 people attended Canada Day July

Canada Day in Shanghai

CanCham celebrated Canada’s 145th Birthday at Rico Rico Beach in Shanghai with fun games, sports competitions and live music. The largest Canada Day celebration in Shanghai would not be possible without the support of Air Canada, the Bank of Montreal, the British Columbia Trade Office, Ivanhoé Cambridge, Bombardier, CN and Petro-Canada.

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Quebec National Day Celebration

CanCham celebrated the biggest Quebec National Day in Shanghai in the French Concession with a BBQ, finger foods, poutine (of course!), Quebecois music, and a lucky draw.

Inter-Chamber Mixer in Suzhou

Members of the international Chambers of Commerce gathered to expand their professional and social networks in Suzhou.

December The 5th Annual Canadian Christmas Party

August Canucks joined hands in welcoming Shanghai’s new Canadian Consul General Rick Savone in a special mixer.

250 guests joined CanCham for the 5th Annual Canadian Christmas Dinner Party. World famous Canadian architecture firm B+H designed a mini Christmas Village and PetroCanada built a skating rink for the occasion.

Even Santa made an appearance!

September

Inter-Chamber Christmas Mixer

Welcome Mixer for Shanghai’s New Canadian Consul General Rick Savone

Maple Leaf Ball 2012

CanCham, the Bank of Montreal and Teck co-hosted the 5th Maple Leaf Ball 2012: The Gold Rush Gala. Over 300 guests flocked to the Grand Hyatt for the Canadian event of the year featuring Canada’s Klondike Kate.

Special thanks to our proud silver sponsors, Teck, The Bank of Montreal (China) Co. Ltd Shanghai Branch, Air Canada, and to our media sponsor, City Weekend.

CanCham co-hosted an Inter-Chamber Christmas mixer with other chambers of Shanghai at Paulaner Brauhaus Shanghai.

October Annual Canadian Alumni Thanksgiving Buffet

The Canadian Alumni Committee hosted the annual Canadian Thanksgiving Buffet where an impressive 3,000 RMB was also raised for four academic scholarships for local children.

Being a CanCham member is serious business.

Inter-Chamber Women in Business Mixer

Women in the international Chambers of Commerce gathered to expand their professional and social networks in Shanghai.

Klondike Kate serenades Yukon Premier Darrell Pasloski

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Inter-Chamber Events Team Incr-EH!-dible

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Social & Alumni Events

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Participants at CanCham Events

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Special Thanks The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai would like to extend a special thank you to the following companies for their exceptional and generous support.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai La Chambre de commerce canadienne à Shanghai 上海加拿大商会 Suite 2805, 172 Yuyuan Road Shanghai, P.R. China 200040

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