American Chamber of Commerce in Germany
The American Chamber of Commerce in Germany (AmCham Germany) is a transatlantic business association supporting unrestricted trade and investment between the U.S. and Germany.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
The American Chamber of Commerce in Germany (AmCham Germany) supports unrestricted trade and investment between the U.S. and Germany and promotes a healthy, open and productive transatlantic business climate. Founded in 1903, it represents the business interests of American firms located in Germany and the United States and also acts on behalf of its German members, many of whom maintain significant holdings in the United States. It is affiliated with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and AmChams in Europe.
History
The American Chamber of Commerce in Germany (AmCham Germany) was founded in 1903. It supports unrestricted trade and investment between the United States and Germany and promotes a healthy, open and productive business climate between the two countries. It represents the business interests of American firms located in Germany and the United States and also acts on behalf of its German members, many of whom maintain significant holdings in the United States. Today, AmCham Germany is one of the largest American Chambers of Commerce in Europe.
Products and positioning
The largest transatlantic business association in Europe, serving as the voice of transatlantic business.
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