City Pools together over 90,000 Talents in Past 4 Months-GoChengdu

Chengdu released 12 new policies for brain gain July 19, 2017.

The policies offer talented people unprecedented benefits involving registered permanent residence, housing and medical treatment, etc.

As of November 24, 95,080 people with bachelor's degrees or above, 79.7% of whom are aged 30 and under, had obtained registered permanent residence in the city.

Since Chengdu launched a new talent program on September 20, it has already attracted 13,000 plus fresh university graduates. With 3 overseas talent work centers in the Silicon Valley, Dusseldorf and Toronto as well as 18 innovation and startup bases abroad, Chengdu is making an all-out effort to bring in more high-caliber personnel.

City Launches New Polices to Support Brain Gain

Earlier this month, Chengdu released an initiative involving 50 new policies to bring in talented people, which, in particular, focuses on global high-caliber personnel engaged in such industries as electronic information, auto manufacturing, food and beverage processing and production, equipment manufacturing, and bio-pharmacy.

Jul 25, 2017

Jinjiang District Puts Young Talent Stations into Service

The first 13 Young Talent Stations were put into operation on July 15 in Chengdu.

Aug 02, 2017

Foreign Company Benefits a Lot from City's Ample Talent Resources

Ygomi LLC, a US-based sci-tech company, has witnessed an ever-increasing vigor injected by Chengdu's huge talent pool into the city’s economic growth since the establishment of its Chengdu office in 2007.

Aug 18, 2017

Chengdu, giant 'magnet' for innovative software talents

The 15th China International Software Cooperation Conference and 2017 iWorld Chengdu was held in the provincial capital August 11.

Aug 16, 2017

5 Foreign Experts Win Tianfu Friendship Award

The opening ceremony for the 2017 Western China Overseas Hi-Tech and High Talents Conference took place September 12 in Chengdu.