California Binational Business Associations

Asia Pacific - USA Chamber of Commerce (APUCC) is a non-political organization established to promote free trade and economic development between the United States and China. We facilitate multinational networking that helps our members successfully understand and compete in the US-China marketplace through high quality conferences, trade missions and other member services. Based in Los Angeles, California APUCC assists American executives by providing business services that include quarterly trade missions, workshops, executive briefings, and cultural exchanges. In order to better serve our members. APUCC is dedicated to creating business - [Read more]

Drawing on its strength as one of the nation's pre-eminent educational and networking links between Americans and Asians, the Asia Society in Northern California strives to offer fresh perspectives on the forces and issues that are shaping Asia's relations with California, Silicon Valley and the rest of the world. Through lectures, panel discussions, exhibitions, conferences, cultural events and country briefings, the Northern California Regional Center presents the uniqueness and diversity of Asia to the Bay Area community. As one of the Asia Society's newest locations, the Northern California Regional Center is uniquely - [Read more]

For the past 50 years, Asia Society has been the premier international institution dedicated to promoting understanding among the people, leaders, and institutions of Asia and the United States. Asia Society promotes programs, events and other high value offerings in the worlds of business and economics, politics and international relations, arts and culture through its worldwide branches. Asia Society’s Southern California branch in particular is one of its foremost and fastest growing. Under the visionary leadership of its Chairman, Donald Tang, it has evolved into a major international institution in its own right, committed - [Read more]

The Asian Business League of San Francisco (ABL-SF) is a non-profit 501(c)(3)-membership organization . It was founded in 1980. It was the first non-profit organization in California to focus its attention on Asian trade and business. Through seminars, workshops and conferences, ABL-SF provides its members with opportunities to develop and enhance leadership and management skills for education and employment advancement. In addition, ABL-SF provides its members with opportunities to meet with other business leaders in the community, to participate in the advocacy of issues important to Asian Americans and to learn and share pertinent - [Read more]

The Australian American Chamber of Commerce (AACC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing social, cultural and business platforms for San Francisco and Bay Area Australians and non-Australians. Since 1981, the Australian American Chamber of Commerce San Francisco Bay Area has dedicated itself to providing a social, cultural and business platform for people who are interested in Australia. You’ll find interesting, informative programs and seminars as well as helpful networking with business and government contacts. If you're involved in Australian-American business, this is the organization to join. The Chamber hosts a - [Read more]

The Brazil-California Chamber of Commerce (BCCC) was established in 1996 to promote business relations, and commercial trade both in Brazil and in California, also providing a forum for the promotion of cultural exchanges and social interaction. - [Read more]

The British American Business Council Los Angeles is dedicated to promoting friendship, trade and investment by supporting economic growth between the United States and the United Kingdom. We are committed to the principles of free trade, open markets, the strengthening of private enterprise and the unrestricted flow of information. We work closely with the UK and US Governments and have many local, regional and global alliances to attain our objectives and help meet our members needs. The BABC LA is part of the largest transatlantic business organization with 4,000 member companies and 12,000 business executives located in more than 30 - [Read more]

California-Asia Business Council (Cal-Asia) is one of California's leading private-sector, non-profit, international business-promotion associations. Our mission is to help California firms of all sizes develop or expand their commercial ties with the economies of Southeast Asia and China. Cal-Asia members range from some of the nation's largest multinational companies to small and medium-sized exporters, importers, manufacturers, and service companies. Industries represented range from infrastructure development to telecommunications and e-commerce, and also export-import, resource development, global transportation, banking and - [Read more]

The California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce's (CHCC) primary goal is to represent the interest of over 600,000 Hispanic-owned businesses in the State of California. With a network of over 60 Hispanic chamber and business associations throughout the state, the CHCC is the premier and largest regional Hispanic Business organization in the nation that promotes the economic growth and development of Hispanic entrepreneurs. To this end, The CHCC recognizes that its work on behalf of the Hispanic Business community must be three-fold. We must work with the private sector to establish relationships with corporate America that will benefit - [Read more]

The California Israel Chamber of Commerce (CICC) is a not-for-profit, non-governmental membership-supported organization dedicated to strengthening business and trade relations between California and Israel. With its wide and dynamic network of over 5,000 companies, business executives and investors, CICC is positioned to serve as a facilitator and active supporter for joint venture programs between the two communities. Through networking events, mentorship programs, investment forums and educational seminars, CICC contributes to a stronger business and commercial alliance between California and Israel. Membership benefits: * Network and - [Read more]

The mission of the Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is to promote, stimulate and support Hispanic owned business. The Chamber will create, maintain, and improve a favorable business environment which strengthens the financial position of its members and contributes to the socioeconomic well-being of the community. On behalf of the newly elected Board of Directors of the Central California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, we would like to present you with the Year 2006 Member Benefits and Annual Sponsorship Package. The new Chamber Board is absolutely committed to providing outstanding member services and bottom-line business - [Read more]

The Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Los Angeles promotes the growing cadre of Chinese American businesses across Southern California, in addition to serving the interests of the region’s broader business community. The contributions of Chinese American businesses to the local economy are not just vital, they are fundamental. There are currently about 160,000 Asian American businesses in the greater Los Angeles basin. Together, these firms employ more than 440,000 people and generate $70 billion in taxable revenues—not an insubstantial economic force. Significantly, Chinese American businesses represent the highest proportion of these - [Read more]

The Danish-American Chamber of Commerce of Northern California is a non-profit corporation first chartered by a group of local Danish-American businessmen upon the 1976 visit to the West Coast of Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II, and His Royal Highness, Prince Henrik. The Chamber is primarily a Business Chamber aiding Danish related business activities, but also serves as a forum for discussions to stimulate and promote trade, goodwill and other business relations between Denmark and the United States. Chamber activities are based upon voluntary participation and interest of its members and the board of directors. The Chamber is financially - [Read more]

The Filipino American Chamber of Commerce of Santa Clara, County promote and assist Filipino American Businesses and Those wanting to do business with the Philippines. FACC was established in 1982 as a non-profit, non-partisan, non-sectarian, non-partisan mutual public benefit corporation. It is governed by its by-laws and full control of the affairs of the corporation is vested in its Board of Directors. The Board is headed by the President and supported by a President-elect, two Vice-Presidents for Local and International Affairs, Treasurer, Secretary for Internal and External Affairs and a Public Relations Officer. The board directors - [Read more]

Established in 1996, the San Diego French-American Chamber of Commerce (SDFACC) is a member-driven, non-profit organization. The SDFACC is part of the New York-based French-American Chamber of Commerce that encompasses a network of 21 Chapters and Associates throughout the United States. We are also part of the “Union des Chambres de Commerce et d’Industrie Francaises a l’Etranger” (UCCIFE), which comprises 114 French Chambers of Commerce in 78 countries. The mission of the San Diego French-American Chamber of Commerce is to foster business contacts and serve as a networking environment for French, French-speaking and American - [Read more]

The French-American Chamber of Commerce (FACC) is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to support and promote exchanges and development of trade and business relationships between France and the United States. The Los Angeles Chapter was established in 1982. The Chamber offers a unique combination of networking opportunities and business programs to serve hundreds of members located in the Los Angeles area and Orange County . The FACC acts as the business world's link to French and American governments, state agencies and trade organizations. The French-American Chamber of Commerce is a private, non-profit association - [Read more]

The San Francisco Chapter of the French-American Chamber of Commerce (FACCSF) is a non-profit, member driven organization dedicated to serving the needs of the French-American business community throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Through our numerous Networking programs and Events in San Francisco and in the Silicon Valley, our members benefit from the opportunity to exchange ideas with other high-level professionals in a wide variety of fields with business relations in both France and the United States. Regrouping more than 250 members, the San Francisco Chapter is the principal forum in Northern California for French and American - [Read more]

GABA is a member-driven non-profit organization that fosters transatlantic knowledge-sharing and networking among German-American and Californian business and tech communities. Meet with our members through an online membership database and in person at our weekly, monthly and annual networking events. Our programs address critical business, technical and leadership issues, with specific industry programs focused on life science, semiconductors, venture capital, and legal corporate governance, among others. GABA members represent all facets of the international professional business community including high-tech and life science firms, - [Read more]

GABA is a member-driven non-profit organization that fosters transatlantic knowledge-sharing and networking among German-American and Californian business and tech communities. Meet with our members through an online membership database and in person at our weekly, monthly and annual networking events. Our programs address critical business, technical and leadership issues, with specific industry programs focused on life science, semiconductors, venture capital, and legal corporate governance, among others. GABA members represent all facets of the international professional business community including high-tech and life science firms, - [Read more]

Hong Kong is the gateway to the Chinese Mainland. With economic opportunities in China steadily on the rise, Hong Kong has proven to be an effective business platform for small and medium enterprises in the United States to enter the vast Chinese Mainland market. As the U.S. gateway to the Pacific, Southern California is the definitive position from which businesses can capitalize on these abundant overseas opportunities. And as numerous establishments can positively attest, membership in the Hong Kong Association of Southern California (HKASC) provides not only an opening to local networking channels, but also a competitive edge in the - [Read more]

Indo American Chamber of Commerce invites you to join your fellow business and professional people to help support the economic development of the Indo-American community and take advantage of the many benefits to you through your investment in the Chamber.We now have a forum which voices the commercial and professional interests of the community at the local,state and national level. Benefits: *Community Involvement: Your voice will count in the future direction of the Indo-American community. *Public Relations: You can help improve the Indo-American presence in mainstream business and community activities. *Resource and Learning - [Read more]

ITA is a U.S. based, independent, and non-profit business and networking organization. ITA provides Iranian trade information, conference organization, and Iranian-American grassroots advocacy mobilization to lift the US unilateral trade sanctions on Iran. ITA does not have any government, religious, or political affiliations. All US trade with Iran is still subject to a license from the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) in Washington, DC. The Iranian Trade Association (ITA) has been formed in order to promulgate the competitive advantage that a unified Iranian and international business community can have in the global marketplace. - [Read more]

Founded in 1987, the Italy-America Chamber of Commerce West is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to promote and foster all economic and trade relations between Italy and the West Coast of the United States. Our first priority is to provide our fellow partners and the community at large with a broad range of essential services, counseling/advisory activities, and assistance of an economic or commercial nature, as well as disseminate information to the general public with regards to our activities. Thanks to a long-standing and close collaboration with several key organizations – in particular with the US Department of - [Read more]

The Japan America Society of Southern California was founded in 1909 to build economic, cultural, governmental and personal relationships between the people of Japan and America. We are a nonprofit, non-political organization consisting of individuals and corporations with an interest in Japan and in United States–Japan relations. Our Membership includes 120 Corporate, and nearly 2000 Individual Members and consists of approximately 35% Japanese nationals and 65% Americans. The Society offers unique opportunities for members and the general public to become involved in the business and cultural relationship between the two countries. The - [Read more]

The Peruvian Chamber of Commerce of California is a Non-profit Mutual Benefit Corporation, founded in the City of Los Angeles on June 24, 1977; incorporated under the Corporation Law of California. The main purpose of our institution is to promote trade and friendship between the country of Peru and the State of California. During the past few years the PCCC has signed several "mutual benefit agreements" with Peruvian institutions and trade organizations in California. All of us can be proud of taking part in this organization's efforts and we would like to thank you for your patronage. - [Read more]