The Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. has emerged as one of the most active international business organizations in the country in recent years.
A vibrant organization headquartered in New York City, the Chamber is dedicated to forging stronger trade and business ties between Brazil and the United States through seminars, major conferences, roundtables, publications and other member services. > learn more> join the Chamber
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Invest in Brasil Conference Presentations, June 25
- Presentation by Alessandro Teixeira, President, APEX Brasil. >Download
- Presentation by Antonio Gil, President, Brasscom. >Download
- Presentation by David Shpilberg, Executive Vice-Chairman, CPMBraxis. >Download
- Presentation by Pedro Alem, Executive Advisor, ABDI. >Download
Breakfast Seminar on Trade Finance and Multilateral Financing in Brazil, June 3 - Presentation by Jose Carlos Miranda, Executive Director, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) >Download
- Presentation by Eli Hassine, Global Head of Export & Agency Finance, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation >Download
New Chamber Services! Trade Leads - provides
a marketplace to connect with buyers and suppliers, search
partners, request proposals, seek investment and other
business opportunities in the US and in Brazil. Job Opportunities -
Post information about job openings at your firm and browse resumes from qualified professionals in several
areas
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Member Profile
Banco da Amazônia is a financial institution committed to sustainable development in the Amazon, a region that occupies 59% of Brazil's landmass and an area of 5.1 million km2, including nine of the country's states – Acre, Amapá, Amazonas, Pará, Rondônia, Roraima, Tocantins, Mato Grosso and part of Maranhão.
With 66 years of history in the region, the Bank has profound knowledge of its characteristics, particularities, potential and local strengths. Throughout this entire 66-year period, it has financed growth in the Amazon, and today it handles 75% of the long-term credit and almost half the total credit extended in the Northern Region of Brazil. > read more