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-American- (cont.)
Offices: Taipei, Taiwan
The American Chamber of Commerce in Taipei is a business organization dedicated
to promoting the interests of international business in the Republic of
China. In the 50-plus years since its founding, AmCham has become the largest,
most effective business organization in Taiwan. With more than 800 members
representing nearly 500 companies, AmCham speaks with collective authority
on international business matters in every sector of the economy.
Offices: Anaheim, California
The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce provides many advantages to its members
including discounts, networking opportunities, educational seminars, business
information, directory listing and other promotional activities. The Anaheim
Chamber of Commerce has several strategic initiatives. They wish to build
a strong economy, promote and brand the Anaheim community, to create networking
through business development opportunities, represent business interests
in government, and political action.
Offices: Anchorage, California
The Anchorage Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, member-driven business
organization with nearly 1,200 members representing 55,000 employees. The
Anchorage Chamber serves as a resource where its members can gain business
knowledge, insight and strength as business professionals. The mission of
the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce is to be effective as a business leader
by supporting and focusing their broad-based membership in their efforts
to grow Anchorage into a premier American city.
Offices: Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Ann Arbor Area Chamber of Commerce is a 1,400-member community organization
that actively facilitates, educates, and advocates on behalf of its members
through their services and programs. The mission of the Ann Arbor Area Chamber
of Commerce is to support their members by promoting commerce in the greater
Ann Arbor area through business advocacy and leadership in economic, political
and educational development. Chamber member offerings include numerous networking
opportunities and events, educational seminars, leadership development,
member to member discounts, and access to health insurance. -Arkansas-
Offices: Little Rock, Arkansas
The Arkansas State Chamber of Commerce and Associated Industries of Arkansas
are private, non-profit corporations that are totally funded by dues from
their members. Each organization has its own officers and its own directors.
The State Chamber formed in 1928 to advocate for the business community
in the state. The Associated Industries of Arkansas was founded as a separate
but sister organization, and the two groups work together to continually
enhance the economic climate in Arkansas.
Offices: Arlington, Virginia
Founded in 1924, the Chamber is a voluntary, nonprofit organization of hundreds
of businesses and thousands of professional people who are committed to
the economic prosperity and civic well being of the community. The Arlington
Chamber of Commerce is continually working towards the future by building
a better community and business environment. The Chamber and its membership
recognize the importance of staying active in the community where its members
do business.
Offices: Auburn, New York, New York
The Chamber is an association of business men and women promoting commercial
and economic development interest. The Auburn Chamber of Commerce offers
several benefits, such as online business membership directory, mailing
assistance, referrals, activity reports, work-place programs, and medical
insurance. In addition they provide services such as training opportunities,
seminars, committees, and brochure opportunities.
Offices: Melbourne-Canberra, Australia
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry is one of Australia's enduring
institutions. It is a venerable organization with more than a century of
history serving the interests of business. It is an institution that has
played an enormous part in the shaping of Australia, not only in economic
but in social and cultural terms. The history of the chamber movement in
Australia dates back 178 years to 5 June 1826 when the Sydney Chamber of
Commerce was first established. 
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