Our ecosystem
The strength of the FACC-NY relies on its deep connection to a local, national, and global partner ecosystem, sharing a same mission of supporting cross-border development of companies of all sizes and sectors.
With the combined expertise of our expert partners, we can efficiently help answer any need your business faces at every step of your journey.
National FACC Network
The French-American Chambers of Commerce (FACC) Chapters are private, non-governmental, non-profit organizations dedicated to serving their local business community.
The FACC National network comprises seventeen local chapters, providing regional expertise and support to both local firms and French organizations through an array of HR and business services, membership perks, local events and much more.
| West Coast | Central | Midwest | South | East Coast |
The FACC National Network at a Glance
The most powerful French-American business network, serving the community from coast to coast.
5,000
Members
50
Employees
17
Chapters
Our Key Partners
CCI France International
CCI France International brings together, coordinates and promotes 118 accredited French Chambers of Commerce and Industry (CCI FI) in 93 countries.
It the largest private French business network in the world with a combined membership base of more than 35,000 companies.
CCI FI offer bespoke services to French companies looking to expand their activities abroad: information on markets, business development, set up businesses abroad…
Business France North America
Business France is a government agency with a mission to foster business relations of France worldwide. With 110 people in 9 offices throughout the USA and Canada, Business France North America is responsible for fostering export growth by French businesses and facilitating international investment in France. It promotes France’s companies, business image and nationwide attractiveness as an investment location.
Consulate General of France in New York
The Consulate General of France in New York is the representation of France in the States of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and in Bermuda. Our mission is to help the French citizens in our jurisdiction, but also reinforce and develop the cultural, educational and economic bridges between France and the region. We are also here to support the development of French startups in New York. The Consulate General in New York is one of the ten French consulates in the main cities here in the United States.
Embassy of France in the United States
The French Embassy in Washington, D.C., together with the 10 Consulates General in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, San Francisco and Washington, represent the government of France in the United States.
La French Tech New York
La French Tech NY is a community-driven, volunteer-run nonprofit organization consisting of over 400 French entrepreneurs and C-level executives in tech startups with a presence in the NY metro area. Our dynamic NY chapter belongs to a larger ecosystem of 100+ French Tech communities around the globe, including 10 chapters throughout the U.S. & Canada that comprise French Tech America. Learn more
BPI France
Bpifrance’s goal is to favor the growth of the French economy by helping entrepreneurs thrive. We are the trusted partner of entrepreneurs and champion the interests of those who are visionaries; those who dare to take risks in order to take their businesses further. We have many resources at our disposal to help entrepreneurs, the champions of the 21st century, succeed. We mainly support micro-businesses, SMEs and mid-caps but we also accompany large caps that are considered important to the interests of France in terms of national economy, the territories or employment.
LEAP: European-American Chambers of Commerce in the United States
LEAP Atlantic is a group of 20 bi-national chambers in New York. LEAP Atlantic is the world’s largest dynamic collective of business experts, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders, offering unparalleled growth and partnership opportunities between European and American organizations. Ever since its inception in 1990, the purpose of the collective of chambers has been to create enduring connections across the Atlantic, fostering innovation, opportunity, and prosperity. Today, LEAP continues the mission to provide members with unparalleled access to transatlantic partnership opportunities, as well as strategic information, resources, and thought-leadership.
