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About GDTCC

​宗旨及活動方向

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Business & Culture.
Shared Success.

Founded in 1992, the Greater Dallas Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce (GDTCC) has proudly served the Taiwanese American community for over 35 years by fostering business growth, professional development, and community engagement. Our Chamber is dedicated to creating a dynamic platform for information exchange, networking, and collaboration among entrepreneurs, professionals, and business leaders.

 

Through educational programs, strategic partnerships, and mentorship opportunities, we support Taiwanese-owned businesses and professionals in navigating challenges, identifying new opportunities, and achieving long-term success in the United States. At the same time, we actively cultivate strong relationships with mainstream American organizations, government agencies, and local communities, serving as a bridge that promotes mutual understanding and cooperation.

 

Beyond business, GDTCC is committed to strengthening the economic, cultural, and educational ties between Taiwan and the United States. By connecting leaders, encouraging innovation, and empowering future generations, we continue to build a vibrant and inclusive community that celebrates Taiwanese heritage while contributing meaningfully to the prosperity and diversity of North Texas and beyond.

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Since 1992

Greater Dallas is made up of Dallas, Fort Worth and the surrounding areas in North Texas. In 1992, a group of Taiwanese business owners and other distinguished citizens decided to form a Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce, thus “Greater Dallas Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce”.

The early function of the chamber was to provide businesspeople from Taiwan a place to communicate, exchange information, and even help each other with difficult situations. It is multi-faceted information and social platform.

The chamber has grown tremendously after many prior presidents’ efforts to expand and improve. We do not only benefit our own members, but also team up with other mainstream groups to become an important part of the American economy. We have great relationships with members of Congress, Senate, State representatives, governors, mayors, and presidents of universities. Our friends come from all levels of government and higher education.

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TEAM WORK
組團隊
COLLABORATION
做聯結
CONNECT MAINSTREAM
走主流
SHARING OPPORTUNITIES
存共享
BUILD PLATFORM
搭平台
WIN WIN
求多贏

Mission Statement

​本會宗旨

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Focus Area

Leaderships

Our Board of Directors include people of many professions, such as physicians, lawyers, CPAs, engineers, import / export, architects, and are all well established in their fields. GDTCC 's organization positions include: President (elected by BOD), Chief Supervisor (elected by BOD), Vice-President (l-5; named by President), Secretary (3 named by President), Treasurer (1; named by President) and Director of Communication (1; named by President.). 

Committee

GDTCC八大委員會

01
Business Opportunity Development Committee
Dedicated to helping member businesses explore new opportunities and partnerships by organizing regular business matchmaking events, industry visits, and innovation exchanges that support enterprise growth and cross-sector collaboration.
05
Chinese New Year Gala Committee
Hosts an annual Lunar New Year gala attended by over 1,000 guests, including U.S. dignitaries and members of the Chinese community in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. The event raises funds to support international student exchange programs and other cultural and educational initiatives.
02
Business Seminar Committee
Invites professionals from mainstream society to deliver talks on industry trends, financial topics, and innovative thinking, fostering knowledge exchange and network-building between the Taiwanese community and broader society.
06
Sister City Committee
The Sister City Committee has already created 7 sister city relationships between cities in Texas and cities in Taiwan through signed agreement.
03
International Business Visit Committee
Plans and organizes delegations to visit overseas destinations in order to gain in-depth understanding of local industries and market environments, thereby enhancing economic cooperation and cultural exchange between Taiwan and US.
07
International Exchange Students Committee
The GDTCC International Exchange Student program has established student teacher exchange between Tao Yuan & Grand Prairie High Schools.
04
Charity Committee
Actively supports community development through public service initiatives, volunteer programs, and cultural exchange activities. The committee aims to promote integration and mutual understanding among diverse communities, facilitate resource sharing, and foster a harmonious and inclusive social environment.
08
International Affairs Committee
Aims to develop economic, cultural, and educational exchanges by establishing friendly relationships with chambers of commerce worldwide.
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