AmCham Spain

About AmCham Spain

The American Chamber of Commerce in Spain

The American Chamber of Commerce in Spain, founded in 1917, is a nonprofit association of both Spanish and American businesses dedicated to the promotion of commercial, economic and industrial relations between Spain and the United States.

AmChamSpain is a member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, D.C. and of the European Council of American Chambers of Commerce. amchamspain.com // Twitter: @AmChamSpain // Instagram: @AmChamSpain Contact us! [email protected]

The US Chamber of Commerce in Spain (AmChamSpain) is a non-profit, apolitical institution founded in 1917 that has become the most exclusive networking and advocacy platform in Spain. Its more than 270 associated companies have a combined turnover of 248 billion euros in Spain, approximately 26% of the GDP, generating more than one million direct and indirect jobs.

AmChamSpain is part of the network of AmChams spread throughout the world which, in turn, is part of the US Chamber of Commerce, the leading business organization in the United States with more than 3 million associated companies.

The objectives of AmChamSpain include working from the private sector to continue adding value to investment and trade flows between Spain and the United States, thereby supporting the competitiveness, productivity, and internationalization of Spain. In addition, in the current context of political and economic changes, our mission is also to help adapt the productive fabric to the new reality of technological revolution and multiple social and geopolitical challenges.

AmChamSpain's main aim is to work to improve the competitiveness, productivity and internationalization of the Spanish economy.

AmChamSpain carries out a crucial role in company networking between both countries. The wide range of events that the Chamber periodically organizes allows its partners to share information, grow more connected with other companies, and have access to high-ranking representatives of both local and national governments.