Your international trade gateway. Advancing Los Angeles' role as
a powerful and dynamic region that is integral to the global economy.
As the 14th largest economy, the Los Angeles region is one of the most vibrant economies in the world. As a global convener, the Chamber ensures businesses can partner with foreign markets. We facilitate foreign trade and investment while ensuring businesses of all sizes have access and can compete globally.
Celebrating a century of global partnerships, innovation and prosperity, World Trade Week (WTW), an initiative of the L.A. Area Chamber, has promoted international trade and its vitality to a strong local and national economy. World trade is celebrated throughout the month of May with more than 30 events hosted by partnering organizations in Southern California. View the World Trade Week Information Guide.
Are you a small business manufacturer looking to expand internationally? Register for the free RETAP program to help your business launch or grow its export operations. Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your sales by reaching customers in over 200 countries!
Exporting made quick, affordable and easy!
The Chamber is proud to be the first Chamber in the nation to bring exporters a revolutionary new online platform. Chamber partner Fast Track Global Services (FTGS) has worked closely with foreign governments, global regulatory and health agencies, various U.S. chambers of commerce and freight forwarders to develop a platform that uses secure block chain technology to help you obtain and process your documents with accuracy, enhanced security and instant traceability.
Los Angeles Regional Export Council
To facilitate collaboration and coordination among the greater Los Angeles and five-county region’s international trade institutions, government agencies, economic development offices, and service providers; to sustain broad-based and inclusive economic growth and job creation in the region by promoting the growth of exports by local firms, particularly small and medium-sized firms; and to strengthen, support and expand existing services and programs that are responsive to regional exporter needs.
The Chamber’s commitment to develop regional initiatives stems from the knowledge that global transactions are in fact influenced and driven by local or subnational strategies and alliances. An integral part of the Chamber’s global strategy is to efficiently link the region with cities, counties, provinces, municipalities, states and countries on various continents. We are continuously strengthening current partnerships in 15 nations and developing new strategic alliances and Memorandum-of-Understandings (MOUs) with different levels of government agencies, chambers of commerce and professional organizations in other countries.