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-Singappore-
Offices: Singapore
The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce the oldest Chamber of Commerce
in Asia and the oldest commercial organization in Singapore and today counts
among its members business enterprises operated over 40 nationalities. From
its beginnings, the Chamber has been multi-racial. Over 30% of its membership
is made up of Singaporean companies, the balance coming from some 45 countries
around the world. American, Japanese, German and British companies form
the largest group of foreign members.
Offices: Somerville, Massachusetts
The Somerville Chamber of Commerce is the pre-eminent voice of the local
business community and the leading network of employers, business owners
and managers. The chamber's mission is to serve the membership while enhancing
Somerville's quality of life. Somerville is a place to visit, live, work
and play. Founded in 1946, the chamber is a business association with 380
members companies and organizations. Somerville is a small business haven.
The average private employer has less than ten employees.
Offices: Columbia, South Carolina
The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, as the unified voice of business
and industry, serves as catalyst for statewide increased per capita income
and global competitiveness through its efforts to: decrease business costs
and increase productivity; build a highly-skilled, capable workforce; nurture
entrepreneurial development; foster a favorable climate among their
members and their employees; and, improve quality of life for all South
Carolinians.
Offices: South San Francisco, California
The mission of the South San Francisco Chamber of Commerce is to promote
and support the economic well being of its members, and provide maximum
business networking opportunities. The South San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
is dedicated to business and committed to promoting the City of South San
Francisco as an excellent place to conduct business. The Chamber of Commerce
is solely supported by its membership, the City of South San Francisco and
activities that it sponsors.-Spokane Chamber-
Offices: Spokane, Washington
The Spokane Regional Chamber of Commerce is the largest chamber in the Inland
Northwest, with over 1400 business members representing more than 100,000
residents. Their membership represents the broad spectrum of businesses
in their region—85% have fewer than 25 employees, and nearly 70% have
fewer than 10 employees. Every major industry sector is well represented
in the Chamber membership.
Offices: Stockholm-Upsala, Sweden
The Stockholm Chamber of Commerce is a voluntary business organization with
2,350 member companies, ranging from world giants to small entrepreneurs.
Their main duty is to represent the industrial and commercial community
in the counties of Stockholm and Uppsala at all levels-regional, national
and international. The Chamber was established in 1902. In 1916 the Government
authorized the chamber to act as representative for regional enterprise
and business.
Offices: Studio City, California
Studio City is one of 24 named communities in the San Fernando Valley, which
are part of the incorporated City of Los Angeles. Only 12 miles northwest
of the Los Angeles Civic Center, Studio City is nestled in the foothills
of the north slope of the Santa Monica mountains, a prime location for easy
access to employment centers in Hollywood, Downtown, the Valley and Beverly
Hills.
Offices: Sunnyvale, California
The Sunnyvale Chamber of Commerce leads collaborative activities and promotes
policies designed to connect, educate and energize the business community
to achieve economic vitality. The Sunnyvale Chamber of Commerce leads collaborative
activities and promotes policies designed to connect, educate and energize
the business community to achieve economic vitality. The Sunnyvale Chamber
of Commerce is celebrating 100 years of service.
Offices: Geneva, Switzerland
The Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce is a 2,500 member, not-for-profit
organization committed to the promotion and facilitation of business relations
between the United States of America and Switzerland. They'll continue to
encourage initiatives from members, and to combine their resources with
theirs to do what no one business can do alone. They take the lead in furthering
members' business interests in Switzerland, the US, and internationally,
through lobbying, public relations efforts, and direct government contacts.
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