The Canada China Business Council offers an annual subscription package for non-member individuals with an interest in staying ahead of the news on issues surrounding China. As a CCBC China Watcher you will regularly receive insider knowledge and analysis on Canada-China trade relations and investment issues in return for an annual subscription fee.
Who should be a China Watcher?
· People wanting to stay informed about the latest developments in regards to relations between Canada and China,
· Individuals interested in China who do not work for a company involved in China,
Students interested to learn about China, and explore their opportunities for getting involved with different sectors,
· Teachers wanting to offer up to date information about business and various markets within China
· Writers working on subject matter dealing with China
· Representatives of companies thinking about China but who are not yet committed to becoming active in the Chinese markets, but still want to keep track of market trends and understand the recent history of trade in China
What do China Watchers receive?
· Reports and business intelligence from Canada and China by restricted emails,
· Digital files for CCBC’s member publications:
· The CCBC Quarterly Review magazine
· The annual Canada China Business Forum magazine
· The CCBC Bi-weekly Newsletter
Notification of CCBC events, which include speeches from prominent figures working with China, as well as business networking events in Canada,
· Subscription to the China Daily News service of the CCBC, with daily links to important news articles
How is China Watchers different from a full CCBC membership?
Members already have access to all this information and do not need to subscribe. Click here to to view our list of member firms. If your company's name is on the list, you can easily request your web access without any cost. China Watchers do not receive membership services or have access to CCBC’s staff advisory function. It gives the subscriber access to information and archived publications, but it does not cover the cost of any services which can be provided by CCBC personnel.
Click here to join CCBC’s community of uniquely-informed China Watchers. You must pay by credit card online.