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  At AmCham we strengthen the relationship between Chile and the United States, promoting the development of sustainable businesses through the exchange of best practices and spaces for public-private cooperation.
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What we do

We promote the development of business ecosystems between Chile and the United States, encouraging trade, investment, the transfer of innovative best practices and the articulation of public-private collaboration spaces.
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Committees and Tables
Committees and Tables

The Thematic Committees and Public Policy Roundtables are relationship spaces where the thematic agenda of the five main strategic areas of AmCham Chile is proposed and defined for its partners, along with following up on bills and analyzing regulatory issues.
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Partners
Partners

AmCham Chile is a network of more than 440 companies that promotes the exchange of ideas and best practices through networking and representation spaces between the public and private sectors and academia, with the aim of integrating the visions and interests of our partners in contributing to the society.
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Global Sponsors

The member companies in the Global Sponsor category obtain a greater scope at the level of positioning in AmCham Chile, through the generation of instances and meeting spaces of high strategic value, in addition to various benefits that make their good corporate practices visible.
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09 Septiembre 2008

Fecha: Jueves 11 de Septiembre - 19:30 hrs
Lugar: Retaurant California Creations. (Isidora Goyenechea 3477). AmCham invita a sus socios a aprovechar esta instancia para relacionarse en un ambiente social mas distendido.

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