Monday, September 7, 2009

Welcomed to the 11th educational forum of the Tennessee Chinese Chamber of Commerce

Welcomed to the 11th educational forum of the

Tennessee Chinese Chamber of Commerce 

Featured speaker, TBA   

"US economic recession and China: what can we learn from China and the rest of the world" – a round table discussion

Ming Wang, MD, PhD, president of TCCC, moderator.   

October 15, Thursday, 6pm, 2009

1801 West End Ave, Ste 1150, Nashville, TN, 37203  

Admission:

$10 (TCCC members)/$20 (non-members)

Rachel Sheridan, admin@tccc.us, website: www.tccc.us    

6:00pm:            Networking, and tour of company-infor display desk.

6:30pm:            Opening remark: Qiang Wu, VP, TCCC;

6:32pm: "About TCCC": Ming Wang, MD, PhD, president, TCCC.

6:40pm:            Member presentation: board members and members speak about their businesses.

6:49pm: Speaker introduction, Qiang Wu, VP, TCCC;

6:50pm:            Featured speaker, to be announced;

7:10pm: Break and networking;

7:30pm:            "US economic recession and China – what can we learn from China and the rest of

                       the world" – a round-table discussion.

                        Ming Wang, MD, PhD, president of TCCC, moderator. 

                          

Tennessee Chinese Chamber of Commerce (TCCC) 

President: Ming Wang, MD, PhD 

Board members: Scott Brewer, Howard Cochran, PhD, Mike East, Andrew Frennier, Galen Hull, PhD, Mark Jacobs, David Lin, Ronnie Littlejohn, PhD, John Ma, MA, Harold Morris, Jeff Peterson, JD, Turney Stevens, MBA, Tuan Ta, Kerry Tang, Ming Wang, MD, PhD, Qiang Wu, MD, PhD

Advisory board members: John Butler, Colleen Conway-Welch, PhD, Ray Friedman, PhD, Bobby Frist, Patrice Gordon, Ling Guan, JD, Jeffrey Overby, PhD, John Scannpieco, JD. Senator Rosalind Kurita, Lawrence Papel 

Tennessee Chinese Chamber of Commerce

Ming Wang, MD, PhD, president; Rachel Sheridan, administrative assistant to the president

1801 West End Ave, Ste 1150, Nashville, TN, 37203

(615)321-8878(O); 321-8874 (Fax), e-mail: admin@tccc.us, website: www.tccc.us 

About TCCC: Tennessee Chinese Chamber of Commerce is a 501c(6) non-profit organization, our state's first Chinese chamber of commerce, serving the TN-China business communities. 

About TCCC president Ming Wang, MD, PhD: A Harvard & MIT graduate (MD, magna cum laude) and one of the few LASIK eye surgeons today who holds a doctorate degree in laser physics, Dr. Wang is the founding president of TCCC and a co-owner and international president of Shanghai Aier Eye Hospital, the largest private eye hospital group in China today. Dr. Wang performed over 25,000 LASIK procedures (including on over 3,000 doctors) and is a LASIK surgeon in ABC's national hit TV reality show "Extreme Makeover". He published 5 major textbooks and a paper in the world-renowned journal "Nature", holds several US patents and performed the first laser-assisted artificial cornea implantation. He founded the 501c(3) non-profit, the Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration, which has helped patients from over 40 states and 55 countries with all sight restoration surgeries performed free-of-charge.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

My first blog! Should EyeBall on 10/3/09 be more like a dance party, or a dance show?

Hello, everyone:
 
This is doctor Wang, this is my first blog!
 
My question of the day for today is: should EyeBall 2009 (10/3/09, Sat, 5:30pm, Opryland Hotel, www.wangfoundation.com) be more like a dance party, or a dance show? Both options have plus and minus. A dance party will be the best for dancers who come to EyeBall to dance, but a dance show will be more appropriate for non-dancers who will like it more that way (and will end up encouraging more people to come to EyeBall!), e.g., this year we will have a spetacular show by the world mambo champions Felipe and Carolina Telona!
 
What do you all think my friends? Love to hear from all of you, and get your feedback, majority wins!

Monday, June 8, 2009

Jessica's Testimonial

Jessica, who had a LASIK treatment on Jan. 30, 2009, just sent me a very good testimonial. I post it here to share with you:

1. Why did you decide to have LASIK? My vision was so bad that I could not carry out normal daily activities without contacts or glasses! I also did not want to cause further damage to my eyes by wearing contact lenses.

2. Why did you choose Dr. Wang? He is the Best!! Plus, it is surgery on my eyes, so I could not imagine entrusting my eyes to just any doctor/surgeon. Vision is the most important sense to me!

3. How has your life changed since your LASIK procedure? It is wonderful!! There are so many nights that I think, "Oh I need to take my contacts out...oh wait, no I don't!!" I am so thankful, it is such a sweet gift - - especially when my youngest wakes up in the middle of the night and needs a bottle!

4. What is your advice for people considering LASIK? The actual procedure can seem intimidating, but it is actually short, painless, and totally worth it! I am so glad I had it done now in my mid-20s and can enjoy it for years to come!!

5. What kinds of activities can you now do that you were unable to do prior to your procedure? I don't have to worry about taking contacts out, I don't have to worry about allergy season or needing to give my eyes a break from contacts, and the beach is an easy experience...contacts are one less thing to think about!!

6. What other comments, thoughts, experiences would you like to add? The Staff is excellent at Wang Vision, and Dr. Wang himself was absolutely wonderful through the surgery, and helped calm some fears I had through the SHORT procedure.