The Chamber is proud to announce that our very own Chung Tan has been elected to sit on the Board of Directors for the Arkansas Economic Developers & Chamber Executives. Chung Tan has been with the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce in Arkansas for over 8 years as the Chief Economic Development Officer. She is a graduate of the National University of Malaysia and University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
Arkansas Economic Developers & Chamber Executives (AEDCE) is the state’s premier association representing professional and volunteer economic developers and chamber executives in Arkansas. Previously organized as two separate entities, (Arkansas Economic Developers and Arkansas Chamber of Commerce Executives) the two associations merged in 2016 to create a stronger, more efficient, and unified alliance. AEDCE’s objective is to advance, through educational and professional efforts, the business climate and quality of life in Arkansas by the development of employment opportunities through economic growth and community development. This is accomplished through education, advocacy and its connected network of association members.
With Chung’s past experiences with the City of Monterey Park in California, co-owning a trading company in Malaysia, and her previous work for the States of Arkansas and Georgia ASEAN Office in Malaysia she will be an invaluable asset to the Board of Directors for the Arkansas Economic Developers & Chamber Executives as she sits with 14 other prominent members.
As Chung sits on the board she will aid in making decisions to execute actionable items for AEDCE to reach its objectives.
Arkansas Economic Developers & Chamber Executives (AEDCE) is the state’s premier association representing professional and volunteer economic developers and chamber executives in Arkansas. Previously organized as two separate entities, (Arkansas Economic Developers and Arkansas Chamber of Commerce Executives) the two associations merged in 2016 to create a stronger, more efficient, and unified alliance. AEDCE’s objective is to advance, through educational and professional efforts, the business climate and quality of life in Arkansas by the development of employment opportunities through economic growth and community development. This is accomplished through education, advocacy and its connected network of association members.
With Chung’s past experiences with the City of Monterey Park in California, co-owning a trading company in Malaysia, and her previous work for the States of Arkansas and Georgia ASEAN Office in Malaysia she will be an invaluable asset to the Board of Directors for the Arkansas Economic Developers & Chamber Executives as she sits with 14 other prominent members.
As Chung sits on the board she will aid in making decisions to execute actionable items for AEDCE to reach its objectives.
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