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Mission Statement: AMCHAM's mission is to foster commerce between the United States and Thailand and to enhance Thailand's stature as an international business center.

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November 
19-Nov-2008New Member Orientation, 4 pm
19-Nov-2008Social Networking, 6.00 pm
21-Nov-2008Joint AMCHAM/Canadian Chamber Social Night in Pattaya
22-Nov-2008Adopt-a-School Dedication for FedEx & Elephant Round-Up
26-Nov-2008Monthly Luncheon & Annual AMCHAM CSR Excellence Awards
27-Nov-2008AMCHAM Office Closed for Thanksgiving. Happy Turkey Day
28-Nov-2008Turkey Charity Golf Tournament
December 
02-Dec-2008Board of Governors / Committee Roundup 7.00 am
02-Dec-2008AMCHAM SME LEADership Half-Day Seminar
02-Dec-2008Joint AMCHAM/BCCT dinner with NASA Astronaut Dr. Nicholas Patrick
 
November 
20-Nov-2008YPC: Latin Block Party, Hosted By Tapas & Charlie Browns, 7.00 pm
25-Nov-2008Business/Econ Cmte:Export Opportunities and Challenges, 7.30 am
25-Nov-2008Energy Cmte: Thailand's Upstream Petroleum Activities, 12.00 noon
25-Nov-2008PWC, Dealing With Stress – Emotional Freedom Technique, 6.00 pm
26-Nov-2008Transportation Cmte., 7.30 am
26-Nov-2008Community Projects Cmte., Making a Difference, 7.30 am
December 
04-Dec-2008Travel & Tourism Cmte., 5 pm
09-Dec-2008HR Cmte., 7:30 am
11-Dec-2008Annual Eggnog Party, 6.00 pm
15-Dec-2008Tax & Legal Cmte., 12:00
Keep Your Company Safe During The Software Piracy Crackdown
The Business Software Association (BSA) is launching a software piracy crackdown on the business community, starting on October 15th. The crackdown will begin with nationwide enforcement actions against companies accused of breaking software copyright laws. Companies will not know they have been targeted until the enforcement authorities arrive on the premises. In order to take steps to safeguard your business please visit www.stop.in.th or www.bsa.org for resources to help guide executives and IT managers through the process of ensuring that the Thai copyright laws are being followed.

Statement Regarding Current Political Situation in Thailand
U.S. Business Up and Running – U.S. businesses in Thailand are operating as usual and are experiencing no disruption to power, electricity or labor supply. The protests in Thailand are limited to a small area of Bangkok and are having little to no effect on the daily lives of the majority of those living or traveling in Bangkok. Areas outside of Bangkok are, in general, free of protests and are open for travel. “Businesses, investors, and visitors to Thailand can be reassured that the current political unrest in Thailand should not adversely affect their activities. Thailand remains a compelling primary tourist destination, has a vibrant economy and continues to offer attractive opportunities for foreign investors,” remarks AMCHAM President Thomas J. White.

As always, when traveling abroad American citizens should consult the U.S. State Department website at www.travel.state.gov for further information regarding travel to that country. At this point, the U.S. State Department has not issued a travel warning regarding travel to Thailand.

New Members and Members Changes - September, October and November 2008
New Members and Members Changes can be viewed and downloaded for your records. Please update your records monthly !!! Click to view September, October and November 2008 Records.
Map to AMCHAM Office and 2008 Holidays
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The American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand
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Tel: +66 (0) 2254-1041 Fax: +66 (0) 2251-1605 Email: service@amchamthailand.com

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