German Chamber of Commerce in China | East | 领英 (original) (raw)
国际贸易与发展
Huangpu District, Shanghai，Shanghai 8,271 位关注者
#PartnerForEastChina
关于我们
The German Chamber of Commerce in China has the important assignment to support German companies regarding their business endeavors in China. But our responsibility goes beyond the mere facilitation of trade. Therefore, the German Chamber of Commerce in China - East offers an extensive portfolio of services and organizes a large variety of activities every year, allowing its members to network and stay informed about the latest business developments. As the German Chamber network of professionals and business leaders does not only include the business community in Shanghai, but also in the neighboring provinces Zhejiang and Jiangsu, we regularly hold business and social events in Hangzhou, Taicang, Suzhou, Kunshan and Changzhou. Your partner in Mainland China… • offers one of the largest German Chamber networks worldwide • connects German companies in East (Shanghai), North (Beijing) and South & Southwest (Guangzhou) China • organizes around 450 events in Mainland China annually • has a network of around 2,250 corporate members with their decision makers as individual members • links the German expatriate community • provides a high-class platform for networking, outstanding activities and numerous other benefits • is competent, reliable, fast and built up a powerful network
所属行业
国际贸易与发展
规模
11-50 人
总部
Huangpu District, Shanghai，Shanghai
类型
非营利机构
创立
1994
地点
German Chamber of Commerce in China | East员工
动态
- AHK Night Talk 17: China’s Changing Real Estate Landscape How can German companies navigate China's rocky #realestate market?#China's real estate sector took a nosedive in recent years, ending with the collapse of multi-billion dollar companies and affecting the country's economic growth model. In our latest Night Talk, Mr. Bjarne Bauer, SIOR, Managing Partner China of NAI Sofia Group Shanghai, explains the reasons behind China’s real estate crisis, its implications for German companies, but also the opportunities it presents – such as longer leases, lower renovation costs, and even long rent-free periods. Watch the full episode on YouTube here: https://lnkd.in/dpAZJHzCOr catch it on WeChat: https://lnkd.in/dxxCzMQH #chinarealestate #chinamarket #chinapodcast
AHK Night Talk 商会夜谈 - #17 China’s Changing Real Estate Landscape with Bjarne Bauer
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- On August 20, the German Chamber of Commerce in China - East successfully hosted its GCC #HR Day event. Over 90 German Chamber members attended the event to discuss innovative strategies for sustainable success in a rapidly changing business environment. The speakers shared their insights on technology, labor law, and competitive management, in topics such as the innovative use of #AI in #HRmanagement, strategic planning that leverages HR's role, and wage developments in #Shanghai. During the event, we unveiled the German Chamber's “Labor Market & Salary Report 2024|2025,” presenting the expected wage developments among German companies in #China. The event was moderated by Ms. Daisy Zhu, Chief Membership Engagement Officer at the German Chamber of Commerce in China - East, and Mr. Wesley Zhang, Director of FESCO Adecco （外企德科）Shanghai. Distinguished speakers included Mr. Fred Lei, Senior Director at FESCO Adecco Tech; Mr. Alex LI, HR Director and Compliance Officer at Rafi Electronics (Shanghai); Ms. Anqin Qin 秦安琪, Partner at Shaohe Law Firm; and Mr. Jacob Shao, Strategy Consultant at AHK Greater China, and Ms. Aurora Liu 刘晨曦 Aurora, Economic Analyst at the German Chamber of Commerce in China. Were you there? 👀 Stay tuned for upcoming events by the German Chamber of Commerce in China – East
#chinarecruitment #chinabusiness #chinaevents
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- 📢 Offering consulting services? CONTACT US TODAY to be listed! Our Consulting Directory is distributed among all German Chamber member companies, as well as events and trade fairs, giving you greater reach and brand visibility among potential clients. Book your profile today and start expanding your business in the #Chinesemarket! To support companies in navigating the #Chinesebusiness environment and finding an adequate partner to grow their business, the German Chamber is compiling a bilingual directory of over 50 experienced consulting firms in 17 industries, covering a wide range of business services. This Directory has been published in 5 editions and received high attention among consulting companies and the Sino-German Community. Read about the directory here: https://lnkd.in/gT4MHA9GContact us for more information: Gemma Gao, gao.gemma@china.ahk.de #germanchamber #china #chinabusiness #consulting
- 💰💵Where are wages of German companies in China headed? The German Chamber’s Labor Market & Salary Report provides a comprehensive benchmark of wage developments across 37 locations, 36 job categories and 17 industries in China. 📥 🌐While the Labor Market & Salary Report is exclusive to German Chamber members, a short version can be downloaded on our website: https://lnkd.in/e4NWWEUP👀📊To access the full report and to learn more about China’s labor market, we invite you to register for one of our upcoming events: Shanghai, August 20: https://lnkd.in/eCVDV6k5Jiangsu, August 21: https://lnkd.in/euggS7mPBeijing, August 22: https://lnkd.in/eqG536JqShenyang, August 23: https://lnkd.in/e9D6dBeUTianjin, August 23: https://lnkd.in/edC9PpH9Shenzhen, August 28: https://lnkd.in/gBQxh67YGuangzhou, August 29: https://lnkd.in/epkNCJ4XKey findings: - Expected salary growth for 2025 below four percent: German companies operating in China are anticipating a salary growth of 3.8% for the year 2025, 0.7 percentage points below the projection of 4.5% for 2024. - Effective salary increase continues to decline: In 2024, German companies in China raised salaries by 3.9% across all industries, a steep decrease of 0.9 percentage points from the previous year. This marks the lowest value since the question was first asked in 2019. Notably, no industry exceeded its projected salary increases. - Share of companies employing foreigners hits all-time low: The percentage of German companies employing foreigners in 2024 reached an all-time low of 65%, a decrease of 11.2 percentage points from pre-pandemic levels. While bigger companies are more likely to employ foreigners (81%), only 43.6% of companies with less than 50 employees do so, a decrease of 18.8 percentage points compared to 2019. - Higher compensation remains the primary reason for replacement of foreign workers: 68.5% of German companies name differences in compensation as the main reason for replacing foreign employees, an increase of 6.2 percentage points from the previous year.#PartnerForGrowth #chinarecruitment #chinahr #hr #recruitment
- 📈💼 The Business Barometer for July 2024 is here! The Business Barometer is our monthly take on China's economy and how it impacts German companies. It encompasses an array of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to China's economy, including China’s foreign trade and trade with Germany, industry output, retail sales, fixed asset investment, price levels, and the purchasing managers' index. This edition includes GDP and other data for the first half of the year. 🔗 Please visit our website to download the full version: https://lnkd.in/gjaxsRku AHK Greater China #BusinessBarometer #China #Economy #chineseeconomy #KPIs #GDP #PartnerForAdvocacy
- Delegating tasks can be tricky, and often even more so for women in leadership roles. That's why the #GermanChamber Executive Women Roundtable WE.C.U. met today to discuss The Art of Delegation. With twenty-five female leaders in attendance, the discussion was engaging and insightful. Our speaker, Miriam Wickertsheim 美丽洋, shared her expertise on the negative impact of not delegating on mental health, team dynamics, and personal growth. She highlighted how societal conditioning and the myth that delegation signifies weakness can hold women back. But it doesn't have to be this way. By becoming self-aware of which tasks enhance one's career and personal goals, and redefining roles and expectations, effective delegation can free up time and boost productivity and growth. With today’s event, the German Chamber was truly a #PartnerforGrowth! Join us again on September 12 for our next WE.C.U. event, Managing Up. Be seen for your value in the workplace by learning how to manage expectations, communicate progress, and solve problems for the mutual benefit or yourself and your leaders. All women leaders from German companies in China are welcome
Qian Chen Laura Louise Guenther
- RECAP: GCC Connect - After-Work Drinks Over 50 professionals joined us last Thursday at Zapfler Craft Beer Brewery for a relaxed evening of networking and drinks! Were you there? 👀 Stay tuned, more social and #networking events are coming soon
#chinamarket #socialevents
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