The CBMA was established in 1997, and is formally known as the Chinese Business Management Club, which was a non-profit organization established in October, 1993. Its main body is AIESEC, and is comprised of people who care about the development of youth in Taiwan. There are over a hundred official members, led by Chairman Tsai, Professor at TKU. Other members work in various enterprises such as accountants, professor, or high tech industries. The unofficial members are around 200 people, who are mainly students.

　　 In June, 1987, we were responsible for making possible one of the most successful events of that year -- the future leaders of the Asia-Pacific region camp.

Over 200 students from 13 different countries in this region participated, and left memorable impressions on Taiwan. Several business executives such as Mr.Lin Tingshen of Datong Electronics, and government officials attended and were also quite impressed with their observations of the event.

　　Our official members are well-trained and quite experienced in handling large, professional activities. Everything from the beginning of the conference to the end of the farewell party, we are able to handle with ease.

　　In participation of this year's cyberfair, she has played the role of integrating academic and government groups to aid contestants in this year's competition. In addition, students who participated in this year's contest could learn and enhance their own abilities. Last but not least, our youths have become more familiar with the world and her citizens through this meaningful event.

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