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1 Membership Information 2018

The United States Mexico Chamber of Commerce is a 501 (c) (6) non-profit business organization constituted by corporations, business people and institutions committed to promoting trade and business

2 The United States Mexico Chamber of Commerce is a 501 (c) (6) non-profit business organization constituted by corporations, business people and institutions committed to promoting trade and business between the United States and Mexico. The United States - Mexico Chamber of Commerce, California Regional Chapter (USMCOCCA) is based in Los Angeles California and it is one of the most active international business organizations in the region and the main forum to discuss business issues between both countries Since the USMCOCCA is exclusively funded by memberships and events, its mission is directly aligned to its members objectives.

3 there are 4 main reasons to join the USMCOCCA

build recognition By becoming a member of the U.S.-Mexico Chamber of Commerce California Regional Chapter, you are demonstrating your commitment to the United States - Mexico business relation.

4 build recognition By becoming a member of the U.S.-Mexico Chamber of Commerce California Regional Chapter, you are demonstrating your commitment to the United States - Mexico business relation. Most major U.S. and international companies with business interests in Mexico, as well as those Mexican companies with presence in the U.S. California and Baja Region, are affiliated with the Chamber. Furthermore, you can increase your exposure in this community by gaining access to speaking and sponsorship opportunities in our organization s events, website, and newsletter.

5 networking and business opportunities On a constant basis, the Chamber organizes seminars, conferences, roundtables, trade missions to Latin America and to Asia and networking events to foster trade, investment and business relations between the U.S. and Mexico. In the last two years, the Chamber organized more than 40 events in the California area, with more than 2,000 attendees. In these events, the Chamber ensures that their members obtain specialized business intelligence information in their fields of interest and have the opportunity to meet top level executives, Mexican and U.S. government officials, and other important leaders of the U.S. - Mexico business community.

6 Examples of the topics addressed in our events are: Export and Import Seminars Real Estate Investments International Trade Missions to Asia and to the four countries of the Pacific Alliance Networking with other International Chambers Trade Missions specialized in the Medical, Aerospace and Automotive Industry Economic & Political Analysis U.S. Hispanic Markets Trade and Customs Travel and Tourism Investment Opportunities Supply Chain & Logistics Entertainment Industry

7 expand your business The USMCOCCA supports its members in various ways to expand their business. The USMCOCCA encourages the participation of its members as speakers and panelists in our specialized seminars. Their participation allow our members to share their experience and knowledge, while reaching potential clients and business partners Tailored events: The USMCOCCA helps its members in the organization of seminars and conferences according to their specific needs and target markets

Business matchmaking: The Chamber has developed a strong network among its members and also with top U.S. and Mexican government officials and leading business people in both countries.

8 Business matchmaking: The Chamber has developed a strong network among its members and also with top U.S. and Mexican government officials and leading business people in both countries. As a result, the USMCOCCA is able to introduce its members to contacts that contribute to the growth and expansion of their business and contribute to the development of business agendas in Mexico and the U.S.

9 Discounted fees for Chamber programs and events Membership directory listing Invitations to members-only events Four ways to contribute/participate in our quarterly newsletter: Articles, Member News, Discounts/Promotions, and Advertising Special advertising rates for our newsletter, magazine and/or website Preferential sponsorship opportunities Discounts on selected services provided by our members New Member Announcement via to our full database Member Event Announcement- advertise events your company hosts to our full database additional benefits to all Membership levels

10 membership levels

11 binational Designed for companies/firms with significant interests and/or operations in both the United States and Mexico One seat at the Binational Board of Directors One seat at the Regional Advisory Board of Directors Membership and access to all USMCOC Chapters throughout the U.S. and Mexico One primary contact and 7 company representatives, including 2 representatives at other Chapters Exclusive invitations to private meetings with high-ranking executives, officials and diplomatic leaders One page in the directory of the Chapter Company logo featured in the members section of the USMCOC-NE's website 8 Hours of research annual binational membership dues: US$10,000

12 regional Designed for companies/firms with significant business interests in Mexico and regional offices in the U.S. Northeast One seat at the Regional Advisory Board of Directors One primary contact and 4 company representatives Exclusive invitations to USMCOC regional and binational events One page in the directory of the Chapter Company logo featured in the members section of the USMCOC-NE's website 8 Hours of research annual regional membership dues: US$2,500

13 corporate Corporate membership dues are based upon your company s annual revenue and/or desired number of representatives Corporate A membership $2,000 (Annual Revenue over $100M) One primary contact and 3 company representatives 6 Hours of research Corporate B membership $1,500 (Annual Revenue $50-100M) One primary contact and 2 company representatives 6 Hours of research Corporate C membership $1,000 (Annual Revenue $10-50M) One primary contact and 1 company representatives 6 Hours of research Corporate D membership $500 (Annual Revenue under $10M) One primary contact 4 Hours of research

14 associate Exclusively for non-profit, governmental and educational organizations annual associate membership dues: US$100 individual Personal membership option for those seeking noncorporate involvement Individual members receive a name listing only in the Chamber Directory (no company listing). annual individual membership dues: US$300

15 Regional Advisory Board of Directors Binational Members Regional Board Members

16 Regional Advisory Board of Directors Regional Board Members

17 AAMCOM Advantech Aeromexico Airlines Alaska Airlines Aniko T. Sherry Blue Pacific Properties Armanino LLP Baker & Mckenzie Benchmark en Espanol Be Social Productions Brighton Best International CAFIN California Hispanic Chamber of Commerce CASA MEXIQUENSE CIMA DESIGNS CITD City Express Hotels CITY NATIONAL BANK Co-Production International Consejo de Promocion Turistica de Mexico Consulado de Mexico en Los Angeles Consulado de Mexico en Santa Ana Consulado de Mexico en San Diego corporate members

18 Consulado de Mexico en San Diego Consulado de Mexico en Oxnard COSTABAJA Delta Airlines Diana Alicia Diaz-Dawley Dilbeck Estates Duane Morris LLP El Clasificado Enrique Ibarra Estafeta USA Farmers Insurance Fox Rothschild LLP Goodridge Transtelco Greenberg Traurig LLP Guatemala Trade Office Gutierrez Diaz Esparza Hong Kong Association of Southern California corporate members Iberoamericana Travel Invest Hong Kong James Crane Lewis III and Lewis Insurance Agency Jones Day Jorge Corralejo KPMG Latin Escapes Latino Television Productions Louroe Electronics, Inc. Los Angeles World Airports

19 MARLECO LLC Martin Alan Ayala Mauricio Monroy Contadores Manatt Jones MINK MONEX Morrison & Forester LLP NAVIEN NAI MEXICO NUTRIDATA Pasero Abogados Pepperdine University PG LAW OROZCO Port of Los Angeles Promexico PYAGSA Realty Executives International Relojes Centenario RIA Corporation SBPI Servies Inc. Sheppard Mullin Richter and Hampton Sicrea International Corporate, Individual Members Sandy Beach Resorts The Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints The Westin Guadalajara Todd Becraft Attorney at Law TOPAZ Tourism Committee UCLA Extension Department of Business and Management UNITED AIRLINES Vallarta s VIP Travel Viva Aerobus

20 there are two ways to sign up for membership: 1. Send your information directly to the USMCOCCA by Complete the attached Membership Application form and send it by to: 2. Mail your registration and your check to our offices located at: 2029 Century Park East 19 th Floor Los Angeles, CA 90067

21 thank you For further information please contact Marlen Marroquin Executive Regional Director

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