Associations
Trade associations are non-profit organizations. Staff sizes vary from one to several hundred, although most number six to 10 people. Duties of an association’s staff attorney might include reporting to members on governmental developments affecting their industry; facilitating contact between members, Congress, and appropriate agencies; and presenting an industry viewpoint to representatives of the federal government.
Selected Bilateral Chambers of Commerce
- American Australian Association
- American Indonesian Chamber of Commerce
- American-Israel Chamber of Commerce
- Belgian-American Chamber of Commerce
- Brazilian American Chamber of Commerce, Inc.
- British-American Business Council
- British-American Business Inc of New York and London
- Caribbean American Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- Estonian American Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- Finnish American Chamber of Commerce
- Foreign Chambers of Commerce in the US
- French American Chamber of Commerce
- German American Chamber of Commerce
- Hong Kong Association of New York
- Icelandic-American Chamber of Commerce
- Luxembourg American Chamber of Commerce
- Portugal-U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- Spain-U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- Swedish-American Chambers of Commerce
- United States of America-China Chamber of Commerce
- U.S.-Cuba Trade & Economic Council
- U.S.-Mexico Chamber of Commerce Northeast Chapter
- Venezuelan-American Association of the U.S.
Business Associations Advancing U.S. Business Interests
- American Council on International Personnel
- Business Council for International Understanding
- Eastern Trade Council
- International Licensing Industry Merchandisers’ Association
- Irish Business Organization of New York Inc.
- Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Global Network
- NEXCO
- Organization of Women in International Trade
- The Maritime Association of the Port of NY/NJ
- U.S. Association of Importers of Textiles & Apparel
- U.S. Council for International Business
- World Trade Centers Association