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founded in 1990, is a national non-partisan organization composed of American citizens of Chinese descent. Each member has achieved positions of leadership in the United States in a broad range of professions. With these diverse backgrounds, members collectively pool their strengths and experience to address important issues concerning the Chinese-American community, as well as issues affecting U.S.-China relations.

established in 1994 by Chinese School leaders and educators in the United States.

and its executive branch, Chinese Academic Exchange Information Center (AEIC) is a nonprofit organization operated mainly by Chinese students, scholars, and professionals overseas, primarily in North America and Europe.

a non-profit organization, was founded in February 1992 by a group of Chinese professionals from network computing industries in the San Francisco Bay Area.

CITA is a Silicon Valley based professional organization. CITA provides a forum and network for Internet professionals and entrepreneurs to incubate ideas, learn from each other and form potential partnership.

is a California registered non-profit organization founded in July 1988.

Bay area Chinese specifically interest group.

is a very nice Chinese female web site for achieving the objective proposed by Aliza Sherman, the founder of the Webgrrls International. Loot at their members, listen their radio broadcasting, join their activities, ..

founded in 1917 in the US by a group of Chinese engineers who graduated from the American colleges and were trained in American railroads and various industries. The main organization then moved to China and its American counterpart became a separate chapter. This status remained through two world wars until 1949.

is a Cleveland, Ohio based Chinese professionals organization founded in March 1997.

established by a group of high-tech Chinese-American in Silicon Valley in 1989 to network the Chinese American professionals in establishing a common forum for the businesses which are based on advanced science and technology.

named after the highest peak in Taiwan, Monte Jade, was originated by a group of overseas Chinese and was founded on Feb 4, 1990. The objective of Monte Jade Science and Technology Association is to promote the cooperation and the mutual flow of technology and investment between Taiwan and the U.S..

• North America Chinese Semiconductor Association (NACSA)
• Chinese American Semiconductor Professional Association
• Chinese-American Chemical Society (CACS) , founded in 1981, is a nonprofit professional organization.
• Association of Chinese Professors of Social Sciences in the United States
• North America Association of Chinese Engineer Engineers (NAACEE) 
• Overseas Chinese Physics Association -- Hey, Physics majors, take a look here.
• The Chinese Economists Society 
• Chinese Music Society of North America 
• American Chinese Art Society (Boston)
• Asian American Journalists Association   
• Overseas Chinese Environmental Engineers & Scientists Association was established by a group of Overseas Chinese environmental engineers and scientists on May 15, 1980, in West Lafayette, Indiana, during the 35^th Purdue Industrial Waste Conference. 
• International Fund for China's Environment   is dedicated to the cause of China's environment and biodiversity protection, through raising funds from other foundations, international organizations, government and private sectors, as well as individuals.
• The Chinese American Caner Association
• Chinese American Medical Society
• The North American Association of Chinese Medical Geneticists . Its chairman is Chen, Xiao-Ning. 
• The Association of Chinese Professionals in Geographic Information Systems
• Chinese Society for Metals
• China Coal Society (English and Chinese GB).

• Chinese Professionals Club of Australia (CPCA) (English)

is a non-profit professional organization formed mainly by the professionals in the bay area from mainland China.

is a non-profit professional organization formed mainly by the professionals in the bay area from mainland China.

is a non-profit organization incorporated in the state of Washington to represent and serve over 5,000 Chinese professionals in the hi-tech, legal, financial and consulting service industries in the US northwest (Greater Seattle) region.

is an organization for Chinese professionals working in Chicago downtown area. The club members meet each other to have lunch every month.

HongKong-SV.com, a non-profit organization based in Silicon Valley, California, was founded in 1999 by several prominent high tech executives in Silicon Valley, all Hong Kong expatriates, with sponsorship from the Hong Kong government, to provide a focused forum for high tech professionals interested in business development and networking opportunities between Silicon Valley and Hong Kong.

founded in 1968, is the only officially registered territory-wide trade union for journalists in Hong Kong.

contains many beautiful photos regarding Hong Kong, and it is updated frequently.

80-20 is a national nonpartisan Political Action Committee dedicated to work for equality and justice for all Asian Americans.

Held on the last Thursday of every month, the ORIENTED Happy Hours are organized by a group of young professionals who have a sincere interest in the development of the Greater China region. Our first Happy Hours were held in March 2002 in Shanghai and Taipei and have since then expanded to include Beijing, Tokyo, San Francisco, and other locations worldwide.

is a national non-profit, non-partisan advocacy organization of concerned Chinese Americans.

is a major community-based, non-profit organization established in 1965 to foster the understanding and appreciation of Chinese and Chinese American art, history, and culture in the United States

is a non-profit organization registered under the Society Act of British Columbia.

is non-profit organization for residents of the Greater Toronto area, which is part of a multi-purpose community complex to be built in Scarborough. The Chinese Cultural Center acts as a bridge between the Chinese Canadian community and other communities.

is a California Chinese community non-profile organizations

is United Chinese Community Enrichment Services Society

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is the principal organization of US companies engaged in trade and investment in the People's Republic of China. Founded in 1973, the Council serves more than 300 corporate members through offices in Washington, DC, Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong.

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is a bi-national, not for profit membership organization dedicated to facilitating trade and investment between the United States and China. USCCC assists American and Chinese companies and the general public in understanding the economic and cultural considerations relevant to doing business successfully in both countries.

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The Mid-America Committee for International Business and Government Cooperation, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization whose membership comprises the chief executive officers of more than 130 of the major multinational corporations in the Midwest.

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was found on June 1988 in San Francisco.

Cal-SEA is a non-profit, private-sector membership association to help California firms of all sizes develop or expand their commercial ties with the economies of Southeast Asia and China.

is a non-profit organization formed by a group of new investor immigrants.

the largest American Chamber of Commerce outside the USA.

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is organized by a few Canada Chinese magazines.

is a business association in the Great Chicago Area.

is a not-for-profit organization operating in Michigan to foster mutually beneficial business relationships between Chinese and American businesses.

is a student organization for Northwestern University Business School students.

is a Northern California based grassroots organization dedicated to preserve the truth of the painful history of the Sino-Japanese War (1931-1945), provide infrastructure support to research and educational organizations sharing the same conviction, and make constructive recommendations to all concerned parties to heal old wounds, bring past conflicts to final closure, and lay the foundation for peace and prosperity in the region.

(English/Chinese GB) .

is a grassroots organization dedicated to the promotion of democracy and human rights in China with peaceful means through public awareness, community actions and organizational alliances.

a group of individuals who were born in China and left their native land note the changes in China in recent years and be concerned with its future developments.

formed by WANG Juntao. WANG Dan is a member of Board of Directors.

-- reach out with Christ's love via the medium of mass media.

is a nonprofit organization devoted to social justice and ethics, spirituality, and services to Chinese churches

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is a Chinese literatures club.

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Drink Club was founded as a fun and entertaining way to catch up with friends you don't see regularly, meet new people, get away from work, hear and discover great local dj's and sound bars, but most of all; have a dependable good time out. This is by no means a yuppie party, nor a dot-commer party, nor a Gen-Xer party, not any of that crap.

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is a Chinese bridge club located in Chicago, Illinois.

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lists many business, professional, academic, entertainment, alumni, and regional organizations mainly consisting of Chinese from Taiwan.