AEMC Responds to Autism Foundation’s 40th Anniversary Charity Concert – Advancing Sustainability and Social Inclusio

AEMC, guided by its core values of Integrity, Trust, Service, and Innovation, is committed to driving sustainability initiatives and creating positive impact. On December 7, AEMC responded to the Autism Foundation’s “Flowing Love・Sustainable Co-Prosperity” 40th Anniversary Charity Concert, joining hands with partners to promote social inclusion and inclusive growth.

The concert, held at the Central Pictures Ba-De Building, featured performances by “Extraordinary Musicians,” a group of talented young musicians with autism, alongside the professional ensemble “MUSE Vocal Group.” Through music, the event conveyed love and hope while putting into practice the Foundation’s advocacy for alternative employment opportunities, empowering individuals with autism to showcase their talents and build independent futures.

Chairman Lin Chu-Chin of the Autism Foundation stated: “Every autistic individual deserves understanding and a future of dignity and independence.” AEMC strongly resonates with this vision and, through its support, aims to unite more forces to promote diverse employment and inclusive development—making sustainability not just a corporate responsibility but a shared social practice.

Looking ahead, AEMC will continue exploring opportunities for sustainability collaborations, contributing through diverse actions to a more inclusive and caring society