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BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Injay Tai President
Pradeep Mehrotra
Vice-President; Events/F & B Chair
Victor Su
Treasurer; Finance Chair
Amber Persson
Secretary; Membership & Rules Chair
Jessica Chan
Community Outreach Chair
Maria Ting
Board Strategic Relations Representative Community Outreach Co-Chair
Edward Wang
Planning Chair
Brendan Williams
MIS Chair
Jill Wu
Planning Co-Chair
Dennis Yung
Sports Chair; F & B Co-Chair
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Henry Chang
Finance Co-Chair
Charlie Chao
Sports Co-Chair
George Chung-Chie Chou
Executive Committee Supervisor
Membership & Rules Co-Chair
MANAGEMENT TEAM
Peter Wood
General Manager
Freeman Lin
Operations Director
Gerry Gibb
IT Director
Deborah Ho
People & Culture Director
Peter Hsu
Executive Chef
Luz Li
Food and Beverage Director
Stacy Wu
Finance Director
Peter Hu
Purchasing Manager
Alex Lee
Chief of Engineering
Debbie Shapiro
Catering & Hospitality Manager
Rong Lai
Membership Manager
Hui-Yi Wang
Marketing Communications Manager
General Manager's Message
2024 Membership Survey Reports
Membership News
Happy Anniversary to Our Long-Standing Members
A Warm Welcome to Our Newest Members
A Fond Farewell to Members Who Have Resigned
Special Feature
Mother's Day Special Feature Interviews
Member's Benefits Highlight
Introducing New Member Benefit -
137 Pillor Hotels & Resorts in Thailand
Sports at the Club
Seasonal Group Junior Swimming Lessons
Earth Month Special | Art Exhibit
Around the ACC
“Rising Stars” Mini Tennis Competition
IWD Craft with Story Wear / Fitness Fiesta Pickleball Outing / World Tennis Day
Dining at the Club
Lots to Tempt Your Taste Buds This Month
Photo Gallery
Father & Daughter Ball
Dai-Chien Artwork Revealed
Hair and SPA
May and June Promotions
Library
New Books Arrival & Kid's Activities
Nursery
Art Craft
Staff News Staff Activities
GENERAL MANAGER’S
Peter Wood Message
Dear Members,
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year’s Membership Survey. For the first time, we’ve introduced the Net Promoter Score (NPS) to help us better understand Member loyalty and overall satisfaction. This new benchmark—already used internally for staff feedback—will allow us to track progress more effectively year over year and guide improvements that matter most to you. While the full report is featured in this issue of Accent, I want to personally thank you for your input—every comment and rating plays a meaningful role in shaping the future of the Club.
As we approach the summer break, Management has been hard at work preparing an exciting lineup of events and offerings for the months ahead. Highlights include a sustainable green initiative with a beach clean-up and coral farm visit to Long Dong, alongside a creative series of workshops— from flower arranging and candle making to brewing your own kombucha and attending a U.S. tax update session.
Seasonal celebrations such as Mother’s Day and Father’s Day will be marked in style, complemented by live music evenings at Rendezvous, Wine Circle gatherings, a couple of Sigi’s Deck pop-ups, World Wine Day with jazz, World Gin Day festivities, and a special Burgundy wine dinner. And of course, we’re all looking forward to our highly anticipated 4th of July Pool Party—falling on a Friday this year! Summer is also sports season: we’ve got the
basketball championship, an archery outing, and the return of the much-loved Friday night and Sunday afternoon pool festivities. During these special times, the pool transforms into a vibrant water playground filled with slides and inflatable fun, setting the stage for smiles, laughter, and the joyful screams of delighted children. Watching their pure excitement unfold is a reminder of what makes the Club so special—shared moments that become lifelong family memories.
Please note that some construction work will be taking place around the Club in the coming months. The refurbishment of Rendezvous is scheduled for May and June, followed by the Fitness Center upgrade in June and July. We already have exciting plans in place for the reopening of the new-look Rendezvous, including special European wine promotions to celebrate both French Bastille Day and World Wine Day. While construction is underway, we understand there may be some inconvenience, and we assure you that every effort will be made to minimize disruptions and maintain a comfortable environment for all Members throughout the process.
As summer approaches, I hope you’ll take advantage of the many activities and events we have planned across the Club. Whether you’re joining us for a few highlights or diving into the full lineup, we look forward to sharing a season of energy, connection, and memorable moments with you and your family.
Kind regards,
General Manager/COO
2024 MEMBERSHIP SURVEY REPORTS
Introduction
The 2024 Membership Satisfaction Survey marks an important milestone for the Club, as this is the first time we have incorporated the Net Promoter Score (NPS) to measure Member loyalty and overall satisfaction. This year's results establish a baseline for future comparisons, allowing us to track trends and refine our offerings.
The survey was conducted online between December 16, 2024, and January 24, 2025, with three reminder emails to encourage participation. There were 426 responses, compared to 481 in 2023. Responses provide valuable insights into key aspects of our Club experience, including facilities, dining, sports, events, communications, and community outreach.
Key Insights & Findings
Net Promoter Score (NPS)
– Our Baseline Year
The NPS question—"How likely are you to recommend ACC to a family member or friend?"— is a key indicator of Member sentiment. The results provide a solid foundation for measuring loyalty and satisfaction in future years.
Overall Membership Experience & Value Perception (NPS: 48)
• NPS: 48 is regarded as a great score.
• 77% of Members are pleased with ACC and believe it offers good value for money (combined “Agree” & “Strongly Agree”).
• The overall feedback highlights the importance of maintaining high service standards and continuous enhancements to the Member experience.
Dining & Banquet Services (NPS: 13)
• The Terrace: 73.8% satisfaction
• Sigis: 66.9% satisfaction
• Gyoson : 62.8% satisfaction / 12% don’t use this facility
• Rendezvous: 49.9% satisfaction / 32% don’t use this facility
• ACC Market: 64.8% satisfaction
• Banquet Services: 42% satisfaction / 42% don’t use the facilities.
• Considering Hosting a Business Meeting or Party Score: 83.3% of Members would consider hosting a business meeting or party at the Club.
Takeaway: Dining remains a strong pillar of the Club experience, with Members expressing good satisfaction across outlets. There are opportunities to refine service and menu offerings by balancing new dishes with well-loved classics, expanding vegetarian options at Sigis, and generally incorporating more clean protein dishes.
Sports & Fitness / Other Club Services (NPS:19 & 24)
• Tennis Experience : 32% satisfaction / 6% satisfactory / 67% don’t use classes / 57% don’t use the facilities.
• Multi-Purpose Sports Complex Experience: 43.6% satisfaction / 42% don’t use the facilities.
Takeaway : Sports facilities remain a valued aspect of the Club experience. Ongoing maintenance and program enhancements will help sustain high satisfaction levels.
Club Events & Community Engagement (NPS: 3 & -10)
• Social Events & Activities: 43.7% satisfaction / between 31 – 53% don’t take part
• Community Engagement : 75% appreciate the Club’s participation in charitable activities.
Takeaway: Strong engagement in social events and community initiatives demonstrates the Club’s role beyond just a leisure facility—it is a hub for meaningful interactions.
Communications & Information Access
• Board & Other Communication : 86% of Members find the Club’s communication tools effective.
• Most-used communication channels: Website (68.2%), Weekly eNews (63.1%), and Accent Magazine (25.7%)
Takeaway : Our communication efforts are well-received, with opportunities to further tailor content and channels based on Member preferences.
Conclusion & Next Steps
The 2024 Membership Survey provides a robust foundation for tracking satisfaction and shaping future improvements. The introduction of the NPS score will be a key metric moving forward, allowing us to measure Member loyalty and engagement year-over-year.
Key priorities based on this year’s findings:
✓ Enhance dining experiences and continue refining menu offerings.
✓ Maintain and improve sports facilities and programs.
✓ Build on the success of Club events and community engagement efforts.
✓ Optimize communication channels to better serve Members’ needs.
With these insights, we are well-positioned to elevate the Member experience and ensure the Club continues to be a valued destination for our community.
A WARM WELCOME TO OUR NEWEST MEMBERS
Mr. Gerald Wu & Ms. Tina Lee Ching Wu
Mr. Ming Chung Tsai & Mrs. Ai Lin Tsai Chen
Mr. Richard Ming Hsing Tsai & Mrs. Maggie Mei Hui Tsai Ueng
Mr. Douglas Cheng Tao Tsai & Ms. Ting Hui Wu
Mr. Alan Tien Hsia
Ms. Joyce Lee & Mr. Wei Yao Hsu
Mr. Paul Yong Yu & Ms. Nikki Ming Chuan Yeh
Mr. Michael Meisho Fuse & Ms. Snow Lien Hua Yu
Mr. Bing Shin Ho & Ms. Chia Tang Tsai
Ms. Jasmine Darlene Hanley & Mr. Michael Lu Wong
Mr. Harrison Houng & Ms. Erica Huai Feng Shih
Ms. Angela Lee & Mr. Michael Thomas Wong
Ms. Sherry Ya Yi Chen & Mr. Kevin Chen Kai Kuo
Mr. Bruno Pierre Boussard
Ms. Mei Yu Yeh & Mr. Yungping Hsu
Mr. Jerry Dwayne Sye & Ms. Yu Ting Huang
Ms. Katherine Lee Wen Hsu
Mr. Roman Yao Hui Cheng & Ms. Cathy Yu Chen Chin
Ms. Vience Mei Yi Lin
A FOND FAREWELL TO MEMBERS WHO HAVE RESIGNED
Mr. Richard Tsai & Ms. Joy Lee
Mr. Douglas William Matheson & Ms. Shih Hui Chuang
Mr. Chao-Ming Chen & Ms. Huei-Fang Ma
(Leave of Absence)
Mr. Jeff Chih-Hung Cheng & Ms. Emma Mei-Yu Lu
(Leave of Absence)
Mrs. Cecilia Koo
Mr. Dennis Huang & Ms. Hsiu-Ling Shen
Mr. William Tze Hau Lau & Ms. Aifeng Loh
Mrs. Doris Shiuang Ji Huang
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO OUR LONG-STANDING MEMBERS
40 years
Mr. Geng-Seng Fang
Ms. Yi Ching Fang
30 years
Mr. Patrick S.Y. Huang
Mr. James Tsung
Ms. Georgia Chuang
Mr. Limin Chu
Mrs. Ruth Chu
Mr. Hiram Gu
Ms. Sherry R. Gu
20 years
Mr. Mark J. Harty
Mrs. Li-Fen Chou Harty
10 years
Ms. Faith Huang
Mr. Leo Ho
Mr. Shenkai Huang
Ms. Tina Wan Chih Chen
Ms. Cecilia Tzu-Yun Tsai
Mr. Leo Li-Yu Fay
A Tribute to Working Mothers: Stories from the Heart of ACC
This Mother’s Day, we’re shining a spotlight on three incredible women who are not only devoted mothers but also long-time staff members of ACC. You’ve likely seen their familiar faces around the Club—Mei-Hui from Pastry, Grace from Purchasing, and Michelle from Membership. We sat down with them to hear their stories about motherhood, resilience, and finding balance.
Written by Bridget Liao
Photo by ACC Staff
C ould you start by telling us a little about yourselves?
Mei-Hui: I joined the Pastry Team in 1993 when I was 25. I met my husband here, and we now have a 20-year-old daughter.
Grace: I started at ACC in 2004 at age 28 and became a mother at 40. I have a 10-year-old son and raise him on my own.
Michelle: After a working holiday in Australia, I joined ACC in 2010—my first real job. I later married my husband, whom I met in Australia, and we now have a 7-year-old daughter.
What has been your biggest challenge as a working mother?
Mei-Hui: My husband and I both work in hospitality, so we often weren’t home at the same time. Thankfully, we live with his supportive family. I missed out on parts of my daughter’s childhood, but now we’re close—more like friends.
Grace: As a single parent, managing
everything alone—emotionally and financially—is a huge challenge. There’s less stigma now, but being a single mom is still tough, especially with limited support systems.
Michelle: When I worked at our Japanese Restaurant, Gyoson, I barely saw my daughter. I’d get home after she was asleep and miss mornings too. It affected our family life and made me realize I needed a change.
How do you find balance between work and family?
Mei-Hui: I’m lucky to have strong support from my in-laws. That foundation allows me to focus on work and personal growth through ACC’s training programs.
Grace: I make time just for myself —simple things like journaling or watching a series. That quiet time helps me reset and face each day with energy.
Michelle: I eventually transferred to the Membership Department, which
gave me a regular schedule. Now I can have dinner with my family and pick up my daughter from school. I feel so much more balanced and happier.
Has motherhood changed you?
Mei-Hui: Definitely. I’ve become more responsible and thoughtful. It feels like I grew up alongside my daughter.
Grace: I used to be more rigid and a perfectionist. Having a child softened me. I’ve learned to be more flexible and forgiving— with others and myself.
Michelle: I’ve always loved kids, but being a mom taught me how much care a child really needs. It’s changed how I approach my work, too—I think more carefully about how we support Member families.
If you could do something differently, what would it be?
Mei-Hui: I sometimes wonder what would’ve happened if I’d taken a different career path. I’d tell my younger self to stay open to learning new things.
Grace: I’d still choose to raise my son alone, but I’d be more careful about the community I kept. Not everyone offers support when you need it most, and that realization was tough but necessary.
Michelle: I’m happy where I am now, but I wish I’d made the change to a more balanced schedule a few years earlier. To other moms: don’t be afraid of change—it might be exactly what you need.
What’s something about motherhood that fills you with pride or gratitude?
Mei-Hui: Now that my daughter is older, we’ve built a friendship. The trust we share means so much to me.
Grace: Watching my son grow up healthy and happy fills me with pride. Even hearing him call me “mom” makes everything worth it.
Michelle: It’s the feeling of being needed— and being there for the little moments that I used to miss. Now, we’re building new memories together.
To all the working moms in our community —thank you for your strength, your love, and your tireless dedication. And to Grace, Mei-Hui, and Michelle, thank you for opening your hearts and reminding us that behind every uniform is a life full of care, courage, and quiet victories.
This Mother’s Day, we honor you—not just for the roles you play, but for the women you are.
Michelle and daughter
Grace and son
Mei-Hui and daughter
137 Pillars Suites & Residences Bangkok: Luxury with a Sustainable Touch
Nestled in Sukhumvit Soi 39, 137 Pillars Suites & Residences Bangkok is renowned for its modern luxury and environmentally friendly hospitality. As part of the Considerate Collection by Small Luxury Hotels, it has recently earned the esteemed Responsible Hospitality VERIFIED™ certification from Forbes Travel Guide, highlighting its dedication to sustainable luxury.
A Harmonious Fusion of Style and Sophistication
The hotel artfully combines contemporary design with classic elegance, taking cues from the 137 Pillars House in Chiang Mai. Situated on the upper levels of a stylish building that also houses serviced residences, it boasts stunning views of the Bangkok skyline. With just 34 suites and 179 serviced residences, the hotel offers spacious, well-furnished accommodations featuring high ceilings, large living areas, and cutting-edge technology.
Culinary Delights and Unique Experiences
Guests can savor an outstanding dining experience at the Nimitr restaurant, where Eastern and Western culinary traditions merge in delightful dishes. For a more relaxed vibe, the Bangkok Trading Post Bistro & Bar serves an all-day dining menu. Suite guests can enjoy the exclusive Baan Borneo Club, while Jack Bain’s Bar offers a refined space for unwinding.
Wellness with a Focus on Sustainability
Wellness is a key aspect of the 137 Pillars experience. The Nitra Serenity Centre provides revitalizing treatments, including the Sleep by Design Therapy aimed at promoting restful sleep. Guests can also engage in yoga, and meditation, fostering a comprehensive approach to well-being. The hotel’s dedication to sustainability is reflected in its eco-friendly initiatives, which encompass everything from design to services, including tailored shopping experiences and city tours.
Discover the Best of Bangkok
The hotel’s prime location allows for easy exploration of Bangkok’s cultural and shopping hotspots. The EmQuartier and Emporium malls are just a short walk away, and the lively nightlife of Sukhumvit is readily accessible. Whether shopping, dining, or soaking in the city's vibrancy, 137 Pillars Suites & Residences Bangkok is an ideal base for your Bangkok journey.
Keeping with its focus on luxury and sustainability, the hotel provides a range of distinctive services, including 137 Pillars Signature Dining, design-centric gallery visits, personalized shopping assistance, and curated tours of Bangkok. Families will appreciate the dedicated kids' corner, while business travelers can take advantage of flexible meeting spaces and separate shower facilities to cater to all their needs.
137 Pillars Suites & Residences Bangkok
Website: https://137pillarshotels.com/en/bangkok
Email: stay@137pillarsbangkok.com
Tel: +66 (0)2 079 7000
Add: 59/1 Sukhumvit Soi 39 Klongton-Nua, Wattana Bangkok 10110 Thailand
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English and Mandarin Counseling Individual Counseling Couples and Family Counseling Children and Teen Counseling Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Mental health workshops We
Our clients range from In 2023, we provided nearly 4,500 counseling sessions. In 2023, we provided nearly 4,500 counseling sessions.
2.5 to 83 years old
TENNIS
“Generation
Game”
Tennis Competition
Sunday, May 4
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
An exciting opportunity for adult players to team up and play against the Club’s top juniors in this social and fun competition, so don’t miss out!
All matches will be Doubles and pairings will be decided by a designated captain from each team.
• Limited to 18 players (9 Adults & 9 Juniors)
• Fees: NT$600 per person (incl. refreshments)
• Open to adult & junior members that are able to serve, hold a rally and have had some tournament experience.
Hong Kong Cricket Club Visit
For more information, contact the Pro Shop at 02-2885 8260 ext. 368
Inter-Team Friendly Squash Match
Sunday, May 4, from noon to 4 p.m.
Venue: MPSC Squash Courts
The Club is delighted to host an accomplished local squash team to play a friendly match with our squash playing members on Sunday, May 4, 2025.
Our members will have the opportunity to test their on-court prowess and racquet skills against some top-quality opposition and form new, long lasting, friendships during the competition.
Hurry up and sign up at the Multi-Purpose Sports Complex today!
For more information, please contact the Pro Shop at 02-2885 8260 ext. 368
10% OFF on advertisement bookings for ACC Members until August 31, 2025
17 to May 30, 2025
WORLD MASTERS GAMES
The Gauntlet Challenge
• 20 Box Climb
(M: 5 Step Reebok / F: 4 Step Reebok)
• 15 Dumbbell Snatch (M: 12.5kg / F: 7.5kg)
• 20 Jumping Jacks
• 15 Push-Ups (Modified Push-Ups for Women)
• 15 Burpees
Complete the challenge in the fastest time possible!
Categories:
• Males, Under 40 / Over 40
• Females, Under 40 / Over 40
How Good is Your Serve?
• Activity : Timed serve drill
• Objective : Serve three balls successfully into the service box as quickly as possible.
Schedule:
Participants will have four opportunities to take on this challenge:
• May, Wednesdays : 21 & 28, from Noon to 1 p.m.
• May, Saturdays : 17 & 24, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
• Activities: Fastest speed
• Groups: Age < 40, and 40 & above
• 50m & 100m Freestyle: Participants can compete in various distances and are allowed to take multiple attempts throughout the event period.
Test your leg endurance, grip strength, and mental toughness in this challenge from May 12 to June 30, 2025!
Why It’s Brutal:
Full-body burn:
Engages your grip, shoulders, traps, core, and legs. Simple, yet ruthless: No tricks, no shortcuts—just pure endurance. Mental battle:
The longer you go, the more your grip screams for relief. Push your limits and see how far you can go!
Free InBody Analysis for Members
Location: Fitness Center
Cost: Free
Get a free body composition analysis on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. (by appointment only). Track your progress and gain valuable insights into your fitness journey!
Recognizing the top performers in the Rowing Machine Challenge, showcasing speed and endurance in this intense workout. Jan/Feb Bi-Monthly Challenge Winners
Please sign up with the Fitness Center Staff. For additional details, feel free to reach out to the Fitness Center Staff at 02 2885-8260 ext. 378.
Join Our Monthly ACC Fun Run!
Looking for a fun and active way to start your weekend? Join us for the ACC Fun Run, held every 2nd Saturday of the month!
Meeting Point: ACC Lobby
Time: 8 a.m.
Distance: 4K
This is a great way to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and connect with fellow members. All fitness levels are welcome! See you there!
We’d like to remind you that private training sessions with outside trainers are not permitted at the Club. This policy ensures the safety and quality of services provided to all members.
Male under 40Y
Joseph Gilliver
Female under 40Y Saheela Mehrotra
HELLO SUMMER HELLO SUMMER
World Environment Day
Discover Scuba Diving Against Underwater Debris
Fridays , from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Kids Rule the Pool
Sundays, from 2 to 3:30 p.m.
May 18 / June 1, 29
Thursday, June 5
Time : 9 a.m. – noon
Cost : Free (members only)
Group A: 9 - 10:30 a.m. (Max 4 people)
Group B: 10:30 a.m. - noon (Max 4 people)
You will learn the basic safety guidelines and SCUBA skills needed to dive under the direct supervision of a PADI Professional. You'll practice a few more skills in shallow water to prepare for your adventure. We will also learn how to against the underwater debris to protect our precious environment.
Sign-up with the Swimming Pool Staff, for more information, please contact at 02 2885-8259 or email to swim@americanclub.org.tw
SEASONAL GROUP JUNIOR SWIMMING LESSONS
Season 1 April 7 to June 5 Season 2 June 30 to August 21 Season 3 September 1 to October 30
Guest : A Member s guest is required to attend the same activity as the host Member. The guest student fee in addition to the cost of each lesson is NT$250/day.
For more information, please contact the Swimming Pool Team at 02-2885-8259 or email to swim@americanclub.org.tw
EARTH MONTH SPECIAL ART EXHIBIT
This special exhibit, “From Edge of the Sea to Silent Spring,” is an art/science exhibition based on research using visual dialogue, storytelling, and art to develop a climate change story that surely reminds us how humans and our communities interact with nature, and what we want to share with our future generations. Our Members took this opportunity to educate the children, hoping to plant a seed in their minds to protect our planet.
BEACH CLEANUP & CORAL PLANTING
SATURDAY, MAY 17
8:30 – 11 a.m.
*Please visit our event page for the rundown information*
Location: Longdong Bay Park Parking Lot
63-8, Longdong St., Gongliao Dist., New Taipei City
Fees
NT$2,000
Participants must be aged 10 and above.
Price Includes:
• Coral Planting DIY Package
• Beach Cleaning Tools
• Outing Insurance
**Community Service Certi cate available upon request**
This event does not count toward your F&B Monthly Minimum Amount.
The sign-up deadline is 7 days before the event day. Cancel before Saturday, May 10 to avoid charges.
For more information, please contact Event Manager Wendy Lee at 02 2885-8260 ext. 478 or email to events@americanclub.org.tw
“Rising Stars” Mini Tennis
Competition
February 23
IWD Craft with Story Wear
March 7
We partnered with Story Wear for an educational workshop on using upcycled denim to create a fashionable tote bag. Learning the importance of sustainable fashion to reduce the impact on our environment and how it also helps local women and parents with Cerebral Palsy families reenter the workforce, is truly inspirational to our Members. Remember, you can always donate your denim at the House of Story Wear - 3F., No. 35, Gangu St., Datong Dist., Taipei City.
Pickleball Outing
A Burgundy Heritage Uncorked
Brand
An exclusive evening of fine wine, gourmet dining, and Burgundy heritage.
Wednesday, May 7, 2025 by the Phoenix
Welcome Drink
6 p.m. Dining 6:30 p.m.
Price
NT$ 2,580 + 10% per person
Venue
Sigis Restaurant
• Prestigious French wines from Edouard Delaunay
• Special Guest: Mr. Olivier Hui-Bon-Hoa, Regional Director Asia
"Taiwan Jazz Trio" will perform live from 11am to 1pm.
This event does count toward your F&B Monthly Minimum Amount. For more information, please contact Catering Sales Manager Debbie Shapiro at 02 2885-8260 ext. 228 or email to catering.sales@americanclub.org.tw
Rosé All Day
in
Friday, May 9 to Sunday, May 11, 2025 Friday, May 9 to Sunday, May 11, 2025
A Whisky Lover’s Dream Exclusive Japanese Whisky Dinner
Experience a curated selection of the Wakatsuru Saburomaru Distillery’s ( 三郎丸蒸餾廠 ) finest whiskies, paired with an exquisite multi-course dining experience.
The Gyoson Restaurant
Friday, June 27, 2025 | 6 - 9:30 p.m.
NT$2,280 + 10% per person
2025
Father and Daughter Ball
March 8
Our annual Father & Daughter Ball was once again a huge success, with laughter and memories built for a lifetime for the little ones and their fathers.
Dai-Chien Artwork Revealed | March 27
Our Members had a rare chance to get a glimpse of the famous Chang Dai-Chien paintings in the California Room on March 27, accompanied by a private tour to get up-and-close with these masterpieces.
Chang Dai-Chien (1899–1983) was one of the most renowned and versatile Chinese painters of the 20 th century. The 1940s marked a significant turning point in the artistic career, representing the peak of his creative output during his prime years. His remarkable talent, refined through three years of studying the Dunhuang Buddhist murals, led to a distinctive style characterized by intricate iron-line work and brilliant, gilded color palettes. As a result, he earned a reputation as a master who bridged the past and future, often hailed as the foremost artist of the past five centuries.
Happy Mother's Day Celebration!
From May 1st to May 11 th, all mothers who visit our salon will receive a special gift!
Plus, spend over 2000 TWD and get a chance to enter our lucky draw!
We will be selecting 5 lucky winners to receive an Anti-Lost Hair Treatment (Scalp Care) session.
Treat yourself this Mother's Day, and let us pamper you!
June Special
Revitalize Your Skin!
Indulge in our Cell White Regenerating Collagen Mask + Eye Treatment for just $7800 and receive a complimentary 15-minute massage!
Treat your skin to a rejuvenating experience and leave feeling refreshed and radiant!
ACC’s Hair & Spa Team provides you with a comprehensive all-you-need service with just a one-time visit. You must come and indulge.
For details and to make an appointment, please call 2885-8260 ext.578 or direct line 2886-5912
Operations Hours 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., daily
NEW BOOKS ARRIVAL
Source Code My Beginnings by Bill Gates (Biography)
Surrounded by Liars How to Stop Half-Truths, Deception, and Storytelling from Ruining Your Life by Thomas Erikson (Self/Help)
The 5 Types of Wealth A Transformative Guide to Design Your Dream Life by
Children’s Books
Book and Discussion Club
Scheduled for the third Thursday of each month. For further information and to share your interest in joining the Book Club, please reach out to Deborah Ho at hair.spa@americanclub.org.tw or register at the Library.
The Dream Hotel by Laila Lalami (Fiction)
Percy Jackson and the Olympians Wrath of the Triple Goddess by Rick Riordan
The Frozen River by Ariel Lawhon (Mystery)
The Nvidia Way Jensen Huang and the Making of a Tech Giant by Tae Kim (Business)
Sahil Bloom (Business)
Tidy by Emily Gravett
NURSERY
Ar t Craft
Date: Friday, May 23, 2025
Time: 3:30 – 4:30 P.M.
Dragon boat racing during the Dragon Boat Festival is so much fun! Let's decorate it beautifully and compete!
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Date: Friday, June 13, 2025
Time: 3:30 – 4:30 P.M.
Come join us for a fun activity where you can make a special badge for your daddy to show him how much you love him for International Father’s Day!
We'll have all the materials you need to create a unique and colorful badge that your daddy will cherish forever. Let's get creative and make something truly special together!
EXCLUSIVE BUFFET MENUS, COMPLIMENTARY SOFT DRINKS COMPLIMENTARY FACILITIES SUCH AS
EXCESS REWARDS
One Complimentary “Teacher Meal ” if the number of diners exceeds (30)
Two Complimentary Bottles of Wine if the number of diners exceeds (60) WHEN THE TOTAL VALUE EXCEEDS NT$50,000.
PROMOTION PERIOD
Thursday, May 1 ~ Monday, June 30, 2025
LOCATION California Room
This event does count toward your F&B Monthly Minimum Amount. For more information, please contact Catering Sales Manager Debbie Shapiro at 02 2885-8260 ext. 228, or email to catering.sales@americanclub.org.tw
Staff Town Hall Meeting International Women’s day
Latern Festival
Boxing and HIIT Exercise
FAREWELL TO CYNTHIA HUANG –ACCOUNTING MANAGER
We want to express our deep gratitude to Cynthia for her 19 years of dedicated service as Accounting Manager at ACC. Through all the changes in leadership, she has always been our reliable support, ensuring the smooth operation of our Finance department. We thank her for her selflessness and patience. We wish her all the best in her retirement, with good health and happiness!
