The California State Friendship Committee (CSFC) is a registered California non-profit organization which was established in July 2000. CSFC’s mission is to assist the State of California in international non-official exchanges, and has a wide range of services, including education, economy, trade, agriculture, culture and sports. In the past 10 years, the Council has actively promoted exchanges between the United States and China. The CSFC has invited Congressman Mike Honda, members of California State Senate and California House of Representative, local elected officials and other experts to visit China, including Beijing, Shanghai and other 30 cities, and meet with Chinese government officials and community groups. CSFC President Francisco Hsieh is a former member of California and the Asia Pacific Affairs Committee and California World Trade Commission. He currently serves as assistant to California State Assembly Speaker pro Tempore Fiona Ma, who is the honorary chairman of CSFC.

The Silicon Valley Information Business Alliance is a non-profit organization based in Silicon Valley in northern California. It was established in 2001 by a group of professionals who were inspired by the entrepreneurial spirit of the area. SVIBA’s mission is to form an alliance of entrepreneurs, emergent growth companies, venture capital funds, financial institutions and professional service providers, who are interested in information exchange and business collaboration in order to achieve a set of common goals: increase profitability, enhance customer satisfaction, elevate competitiveness, act nimbly in a dynamic market place and embrace opportunities of partnerships and alliances in the value chains of global collaborative economy.

China Council for International Investment Promotion (CCIIP) is a national non-profit organization responsible for promoting China's inward and outward investment in line with China's economic strategies, with a view to advancing economic development and social progress. Founded by the State Council, CCIIP reports to the Ministry of Commerce.The objectives of CCIIP is to synergize nationwide resources and capacities in investment promotion, and provide a unified platform for China's investment promotion; to enable effective implementation of regional economic integration arrangements in line with the Government's overall investment promotion strategies; to assist governments at all levelsin improving the investment environment, public image and FDI quality; to develop diversified investment promotion products, and provide efficient service to foreign investors in China; and to facilitate Chinese enterprises investingoverseas and participate in international economic and technical cooperation projects. CCIIP’establishment is approved by the Ministry of Civil Affairs in January, 2006, with registration number 4718. Supported by the government and facing the market, oriented towards and serving the enterprises, CCIIP takes “Thoughts Leading to Solutions, Actions Leading to Achievements” as the motto. It sticks to two major working ideas, namely, renovation and service, so as to pursue a long-term development. CCIIP has a professional working group, a consultant group composed of prestigious experts in investment promotion, five secondary branches and a growing membership. The council has established strategic cooperative partnership with many international organizations, associations, and investment promotion agencies. With excellent creative, coordinative and implementive ability and resources from both home and abroad, CCIIP has become an energetic and promising power in China’s investment promotion field.