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The Chamber's program to support Nashville's international business community.
International Business Resources
Learn what's available to help Middle Tennessee companies succeed in international markets.
Information for Exporters
Documents to help new-to-market exporters.
Export Data
View international trade data about Nashville and the U.S.
Certificates of Origin Program
Chamber services for certificates of origin.
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International Business To save these documents to your own files, right-click the link and select "Save Target As" from the drop-down menu. International brochure - English )
International brochure - Chinese )
International brochure - Japanese )
Automotive brochure - German )
Nashville International Business ( )
Regional Profile ( )
Map: Nashville is Strategically Located Diverse industrial and farm products, coupled with the unparalleled entrepreneurial drive of Tennessee's international business community, keep Middle Tennessee on the leading edge of international business. From health care to industrial machinery, from automotive parts to music and entertainment, from whiskey to bibles, the mid-state's rich commercial and agricultural offerings are in demand throughout the world. The Chamber's overriding goal in international business is to generate job growth and economic development in Middle Tennessee by expanding exports from regional companies. This goal is in line with the Chamber's strategic goal of fostering existing business expansion and entrepreneurial growth throughout the region. The Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce recognizes international business as a major engine of economic growth in Middle Tennessee, and partners with other organizations to offer programs which: Importance of exporting Tennessee's more than $19 billion worth of exports in 2005 ranks the state 16th in the nation by dollar volume and seventh for year-on-year export growth. Tennessee's exports support a substantial number of jobs and underwrite economic growth throughout the state. Based on U.S. Department of Commerce metrics, state exports conservatively support around 150,000 jobs. E-mail the International Business Council |