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Organizations
Kemarra is active in a number of
organizations here in the Bay Area that also have an international
scope.
They provide networking opportunities and a range of seminars that
keep
us in touch with the business community and new technology developments
in our specialist sectors.
In addition we recommend some cultural
organizations here in San Francisco
which offer a variety of interesting programs,
The
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce - Where smart business starts.
The Chamber hosts a large number of business networking groups and
events where members can present themselves to their peers and broader
community. The Chamber is also an active
lobbyist at the City and State level on issues that promote a healthy
business environment and community in San Francisco.
Oakland is a
major import and export center serving California and the
Western United States, and along with the broader East Bay, is a
major contributor to the economic profile of the region.
The
Oakland Chamber is an important point of connection and
support
for
both
small and large businesses and the community as a whole.
The
British-American Chamber of Commerce provides a great link between
the British community and our American hosts. The
Chamber works closely with the UK Consulate and
trade organizations to provide a range of business events that increase
British-American ties, and hosts a number of social events where
our American friends can discover why a cricket match takes five
days
and what exactly goes into a Haggis.
The
Software Development Forum has recently celebrated its 20th anniversary
as the preeminent local government organization supporting the
high-tech community in Silicon Valley. The range of industry
sectors within
the organization and the impressive program of business events exploring
every facet of technology reflect the diversity and innovation
that continues to be the hallmark of the world's first and finest
high-tech region.
nanoSIG
is the leading Northern California based membership organization
focused on the commercial development of nanotechnology, and delivers
education, information and networking via nanotechnology seminars
and conferences.
BioSwap
is a non-profit collaboration and partnering facilitator for the
life sciences, leveraging a mega-network of international regional
biotechnology organizations and their personal ties with their respective
pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms.
SiliconFrench
provides the francophone and francophile community with an excellent
platform for business networking and information exchange. Members
and Silicon Valley companies that do business at an international
level, particularly with a focus on France, can find a sophisticated
and enthusiastic audience at their monthly meetings in the Bay Area.
The
German American Business Association is a member-driven
organization that fosters transatlantic knowledge sharing and networking
among
German-American
and Californian
business and tech communities through an online corporate database
and regular business events.
The
ANZA Technology Network provides an important platform for Australian
and New Zealand companies looking towards the US market, with ongoing
services and an annual showcase of companies in the Bay Area.
Our
friends at goto-Silicon-Valley have compiled an excellent set of
resources on their website focused on helping foreign companies establish
themselves in Silicon Valley. They also provide search engine optimization
services to ensure that your own website gets noticed on Google and
other search engines.
TradePort
is a repository of free information and resources for businesses
that seek to conduct international trade to and from California.
Created in 1996, TradePort is backed by an alliance of regional trade
associations that assist California export and import businesses.
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