Recently, the Hangzhou Federation of Industry and Commerce organized some private enterprises in charge of public welfare foundations and caring entrepreneurs, a group of 25 people went to Jiande to carry out learning and exchange activities. Mao Fujun, member of the party group and second-level inspector of Hangzhou Federation of Industry and Commerce, and relevant personnel of Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau, Jiande City Federation of Industry and Commerce, and Legal and Social Services Department of Hangzhou Federation of Industry and Commerce jointly participated in the activity.
During the period, the Hangzhou City Federation of Industry and Commerce and his party visited Hangzhou Aolida Elevator Co., Ltd. accompanied by the chairman Shen Ziheng, visited the enterprise exhibition hall and production workshop, carefully understanding the production and operation of enterprises and fulfilling social responsibility, listen to the difficulties and suggestions, and for enterprises to convey the interpretation of the recently introduced policies to benefit enterprises.
In the subsequent symposium, the person in charge of the public welfare foundations and caring entrepreneurs introduced the public welfare foundations and enterprises to fulfill their social responsibilities, and had an in-depth exchange and discussion on how to better carry out public welfare charity activities, and put forward constructive suggestions for the Hangzhou Federation of Industry and Commerce to carry out precise public welfare activities in the future.
On behalf of the Hangzhou Federation of Industry and Commerce, Mao Fujun expressed his gratitude to all of them for their efforts over the years and hoped that they would continue to do a good job in public welfare and charity work, actively participate in various helping activities organized by Hangzhou Federation of Industry and Commerce, provide more excellent samples of public welfare and charity, and renew a new chapter of public welfare and charity of private enterprises in Hangzhou.
