The World Chamber of Commerce to bring The International Trade Seminar Series to Atlanta, Georgia

Leaders and Experts from several countries of the World will discuss international trade opportunities and strategies, This Event will be well attended by large, medium, small businesses, and entrepreneurs.

ATLANTA, GA – (March 19, 2012) – World Chamber of Commerce will roll out the first round of its International Trade Seminar Series for 2012...Read More

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The World Chamber of Commerce International Hero Award to Mayor Kasim Reed and Recognitions to President of Colombia, Alvaro Uribe

(ATLANTA, GA.) January 18, 2012. The World Chamber of Commerce (WCC) will be presenting the prestigious WCC International Hero Award to Mayor Kasim Reed. This Recognition of Excellency will be bestowed upon him for his accomplishments that have further strengthened international affairs. Read More...

 

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The World Chamber of Commerce Supports Swift Passage of the VISIT-USA Immigration Bill

There are 1.5 million homes now in foreclosure and another two million in preforeclosure. Of those still in their homes, eleven million are worth less than the mortgages on them. House prices have dropped fifty eight months in a row. Robert Shiller, professor of Housing Economics at Yale, said our house prices could drop another 25% in the next five years. With the seventy six million Baby Boomers aging and now spending less and less every year and the 46 million generation X unable to take up the slack, we must look to foreign buyers to stimulate our real estate markets. Read more

 

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The World Chamber of Commerce Supports Our Turkish Friends in Atlanta Following the Tragic Earthquake

The World Chamber of Commerce is shocked to learn of the recent devastating earthquake in Turkey which has killed and injured many and would like to extend sincere condolences to all those impacted by this tragedy. Our deepest sympathy goes out to the families of the victims and all those who have lost everything as a result of the earthquake. Read more