Past Events
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The Harvard Club - October 22, 20242024 Annual Gala Dinner
Annual Gala Dinner honoring Rosanna Costa, Governor of the Central bank of Chile and Matias Muchnick, CEO and Founder of NOTCO
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Hogan Lovells - May 23, 2024Spring Network Party
Sponsored by LATAM Airlines, Greenberg Traurig and Viña Ventisquero In Collaboration with: Consulado de Chile, ProChile, and Hogan Lovells
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THE UNIVERSIT Y CLUB - October 12, 2023Annual Gala Dinner 2023
Annual Gala Dinner 2023 honoring Claudia Acuña, Jazz Vocalist, Songwriter, and Arranger and Axel Christensen, Blackrock's Chief Investment Strategist for Latin America.
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About Us
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About Us
The North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce has been for 102 years a bridge fostering business between Chile and the United States. Based in New York City, the Chamber is a network of influential executives, innovative ideas and exclusive opportunities for your business. Leveraging on our senior level of top executives from finance, retail, transportation and service industries, and government representatives, the Chamber can help you achieve your goals.
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Mission
Founded in 1918, the North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce operating in New York City is a leading business organization fostering economic ties between the United States and Chile. Our mission is to advance, promote and assist in the expansion of bilateral trade and investment between our countries.
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History
The North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce, Inc. is celebrating this year its 93rd anniversary. Everything began with the vision of Mr. Charles M. Pepper, who visited Chile in 1917. The New York Times reported on November 5th of 1930 about Mr. Pepper: “In 1917 he went to Chile as the representative of American firms and companies engaged in Chilean trade and the development of that country’s mineral resources. The Chile-American Association was formed, owing to this visit, to promote better understanding between Chile and the United States and as an unofficial medium of intercourse.”
Board of directors
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President
Oscar Stephens
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Legal Advisor
Lane Feler
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Treasurer
Damian Fernandez
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Marketing & Communications
Alejandro Cerda
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Felipe Allard Soto
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Adam Brenneman
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Jorge Aguilo
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Werner Ahlers
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Oliver J. Armas
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Fernando Burgos
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Juan C. Cappello
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Manuel Casanova
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Nicole Ducos
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Dalibor Eterovic
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Stuart Fleischmann
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Alejandro Gordano
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Roger W. Thomas
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Luis Gormaz
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Runi Mehta
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Grissel Mercado
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Claudia Morales
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Guillermo Morales
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Paola Penarete
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Mario J. Paredes
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Marc Rosell
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Andrea Sapag, Trade Commissioner of Chile
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Bernardita Silva
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David Spencer
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Ivan Vera
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Frederick M. Tibbitts, Jr
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Felipe Valdes
Latest News
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January 20, 2022The North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce announces its new president
LoOn Tuesday, January 18th, the Board of Directors of the North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce (NACCC) voted upon Oscar Stephens to become the new President of the Chamber, effective immediately. Manuelita Cody, the Chamber’s former President, will continue to serve as Senior Advisor.
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July 2, 2021ATENCIÓN COMUNIDAD:
LoSE EXTIENDE EL CIERRE DE FRONTERAS HASTA EL 14 DE JULIO 2021
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Annual Gala Dinner 2019
100th Anniversary Gala Dinner 2018
Annual Gala Dinner 2017
Education 2020 by Mario Waissbluth
Annual Gala Dinner 2016
Annual Gala Dinner 2015
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- The North American Chilean Chamber of Commerce in New York, based in New York City, is an association of American and Chilean businesses and professionals interested in Chile. Its main goal is to promote greater knowledge and understanding of the political, economic, and regulatory matters affecting the business and trade environment in Chile and the rela-tions between The United States and Chile . To accomplish these goals, the Chamber offers a variety of programs. Among them:
- Formal high level business sessions on and off the record, with leaders in government and industry; lunches to promote direct contacts with prominent Chileans visiting the United States or those permanently established here; contacts and joint programs with established businesses, educational and cultural organizations in the New York area; a formal Annual Awards dinner to recognize Chilean and US leaders for their contributions to strengthening relations between both countries.
