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Membership
Apply and pay online, the chamber reviews your application, and your yearly membership starts when it is approved and renews automatically each year until you cancel.
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Why join
The US-China Chamber of Commerce Silicon Valley is a business association for companies and professionals, locally in Silicon Valley and around the world. Membership is more than a listing: it is a platform to grow your business, your network and your place in the community.
Networking — meet business owners, executives and community leaders at chamber events, forums and the annual gala.
Resources — seminars, training and consultation, the chamber’s news, and the option to be listed in the member directory.
Business opportunities — pitch events, introductions and partnerships with companies, organizations and government in Silicon Valley, China and beyond.
Community and leadership — support the chamber’s community projects, take part in its committees, and build your leadership among your peers.
All memberships run for 12 months and renew automatically each year until you cancel, which you can do at any time from your member portal.
Step by step
How joining works
Step 1: Apply (Current step)
Tell us about you and your company.
Step 2: Pay
Secure checkout when you apply; we never see your card.
Step 3: My profile
Your photograph and a few lines for the member directory, on My profile — optional.
Step 4: Approval
Usually 1–3 business days.
Automatic renewal
Automatic renewal — what you are agreeing to
Membership dues are charged once a year to the payment method you provide and renew automatically for successive one-year terms until you cancel. The amount is the price shown for your membership type at checkout. You can cancel auto-renewal at any time in your member portal; cancelling stops future charges and your membership stays active until the end of the paid term, which is not refunded. We email you before each renewal charge. There is no minimum purchase obligation.
This wording is under legal review.