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 History
The Chinese Institute of Engineers was founded in 1917 in New York by a group of Chinese engineers who
graduated from American universities and served in various industries in the United States. The main organization
moved back to China during World War II, then moved to Taiwan. The American counterpart became a separate
chapter. In 1977, the institute was renamed the “Chinese Institute of Engineers, USA (CIE/USA),” with a mission to serve members from all over the United States. To date, there are six area chapters, namely the Greater New York , San Francisco Bay Area , Seattle , Dallas/Fort Worth , OCEESA , and New Mexico.
CIE/USA works with other professional organizations to sponsor events, such as venture capital and management seminars, technical conferences, and high-tech exhibitions. To promote joint interests and partnerships in technology in the U.S., China, and Taiwan, CIE also co-sponsors the Sino-American Technology Engineering Conference (SATEC) in Beijing and the Modern Engineering and Technology Seminars (METS) in Taipei every other year.
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