Find an AmCham

AACCLA’s 23 American Chambers of Commerce (AmChams) are independent, non-profit, business organizations based in 28 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Their primary objective is to promote trade and investment between their countries and the United States. Collectively, AmChams represent over 20,000 U.S. and local companies and executives managing the bulk of U.S. investment in the region. As members of AACCLA, AmChams are affiliated with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the largest business federation in the world.

Use left drop-down menu or map below to either find information on AmChams or right drop-down menu for Leadership Circle Members in different regions: 



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AmChams play an important role as links between the private sector and the governments in their host countries and in the United States. Their unique positioning enables them to effectively lobby for the interests and needs of their members. Their extensive experience and knowledge of doing business in the region make them a key resource for any U.S. company seeking to expand its operations into the Latin American and Caribbean markets.

AmChams offer a variety of value-added services to their members, including:

  • Networking, matchmaking, and business facilitation opportunities;
  • Trade mission organization;
  • Government relations assistance;
  • Strategic market and economic research and analysis;
  • Arbitration support and legal consultation;
  • Direct marketing assistance and export promotion;
  • U.S. Visa processing;
  • Job banks;
  • Business training courses;
  • Business center resources;
  • Sector committee participation;
  • Conferences, seminars, and social events;
  • Commercial information resources;
  • Publications;
  • and much more.

AmChams membership requirements may vary. For information on how to become a member, please contact the AmCham directly.

 

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