International Business Affairs Forum

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  Click Here To Register A Shared Commitment: Advancing Infrastructure to Mitigate Transboundary Pollution San Diego and Tijuana share more than an international border. Cultures, workforces, businesses, communities, and the environment are just a few of the commonalities shared between the two cities. When it comes to the environment, borders are irrelevant. For decades, the […]

International Business Affairs Forum

San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce Boardroom 402 West Broadway, Suite 1000, San Diego

Three Nations, One Vision: USMCA The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) went into effect on July 1, 2020, replacing the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). USMCA facilitates over $1.88 trillion worth of trade per year or about $5.15 billion per day. That’s more than $88 billion traveling across our California land ports of entry. Free […]

Voices in Leadership

Sharp Prebys Innovation and Education Center 8695 Spectrum Center Blvd, San Diego, CA

Voices in Leadership: Women Driving Business, Advocacy and Public Service in CaliBaja Women have long been at the forefront of progress - driving innovation, leading industries, and shaping communities. In San Diego County, women make up nearly half of the labor force and are vital contributors in every sector, from healthcare and education to technology, […]

International Business Affairs Forum

San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce Boardroom 402 West Broadway, Suite 1000, San Diego

  The Future of Investment and Collaboration in Tijuana Aqui empieza la patria: Tijuana is not just a border city; it is a cornerstone of our binational economy. By offering a skilled workforce, modern industrial infrastructure, and seamless logistics minutes from San Diego, Tijuana enables the U.S. and other international companies to benefit from high-quality […]

International Business Affairs Forum

Gomez Trial Attorneys 755 Front St., San Diego, CA

  Beyond the Vine: Ensenada's Growing Economy Ensenada has made its mark as Mexico’s wine capital. Beyond being the “Napa Valley of Mexico,” Ensenada is a crucial part of Baja’s economic engine. Ensenada is Mexico's second-busiest cruise destination and a key commercial, industrial, and fishing hub for all of Baja California and the greater border […]