Benefits from Chamber Membership
At a glance:
 
Benefits
Sustaining
Membership
Active
Membership
Individual
Membership

only as an employee of a Sustaining and Active Membership
U.S.Resident
Membership

only for U.S. domiciled small firms with up to five employees or individual business persons - not availabe in New York and Los Angeles

Repres.
Exec. 1
Exec. 2
Yearbook
  • Directories with verified contacts, description of business, split into U.S.-based and Swiss-based companies section and classified of business (NAICS).
  • Articles on Swiss-U.S. Business relations
  • Statistics, reports, indices
  • Possibility to make a presence in the yearbook
Faxletter
(ca. 5 times year)
  • Latest news from the Chamber and its members
Business news letter
(ca. 5 times year)
  • Latest business news and member news
  • Business news in German
  • Business proposals
Invitation to events (fax and e-mail) at reduced registration fee
  • Briefings, Seminar, Workshops, CEO Luncheons
  • Great possibilities to extend your network
  • Possibility to bring guest along or to send a replacement person for the same registration fee
Translations of Swiss Laws into U.S. English
  • Purchasing at a reduced price
    Please see our website for our complete list.
Voting right at Annual General Meeting
Information services
  • Questions about Swiss-American business relations to be sent to info@amcham.ch
Possibility to participate in and benefit from our Committees and Chapters (limited to persons in relevant functions, waiting list may apply)
Annual calendar dues for
  • CH companies
  • for U.S. companies
  

CHF 1075
USD 650

 

CHF 575
USD 350

 

CHF 150
USD 95

 

n.a.
USD 200


Unique Access to People and Institutions That Affect Your Business
 

  • Chamber luncheons let you meet, learn from, and interact with CEOs of the major corporations or with decision-makers from the public sector. Upcoming events 
  • Briefing meetings with public sector policy makers give you first-hand knowledge of the "rules of the game".
  • The Chamber works as your partner to inform - and influence - decision-makers in Switzerland. Among the critical areas where the Chamber has impacted policy are: work and residence permits, social security, tax problems for expats, and other issues affecting not only American firms, but all foreign firms operating in Switzerland.
  • The Chamber covers member concerns from both sides of the Atlantic, working in the U.S. on costly and bothersome topics such as visa issues, social security, and corporate and individual taxes.

     

Help Control the Costs of Doing Business
 

  • Practice-oriented workshops, seminars, and roundtable meetings allow members to better understand and reduce the "hidden" costs of doing business in Switzerland. 
  • Chamber programs on specific topics such as negotiation and presentation skills for managers, and human resource development give members a chance to maximize the abilities of their staffs.
  • English translations and/or summaries of Swiss business laws save members time and money throughout the year. Publications
  • Every month Chamber publications bring information and ideas on efficient management practices right to our members desks. Publications
  • The Chamber's emphasis on "best practices" information can shorten that costly learning curve for new businesses in the Swiss or in the U.S. market.

     

Help Expand Your Markets
 

  • Our directories of American companies in Switzerland and Swiss companies in America put you a quick call or fax away from potential business opportunities. Publications 
  • Chamber functions put you in direct contact with potential business partners.
     

Join the Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce today.



Updated August 16, 2007