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The Chamber's International Business Development division seeks to unite and engage the region's international business community to promote economic growth. Chamber volunteers guide our team with respect to our programming, the generation of global trade and investment opportunities, and our positions on legislation impacting area businesses’ ability to compete globally.
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November 6, 2007
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA): New Trends in Compliance and Enforcement
Experts on the FCPA educated Dallas/Fort Worth area businesses on new trends in compliance and enforcement at a breakfast seminar featuring speakers from companies and government agencies that are directly involved in the FCPA. Review speaker presentations, handouts and event photos online.
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International Economic Development
International Legislative Initiatives
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International Programming
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Agency Implements Change in Documentation Requirements for Border Crossing
As of January 31, 2008, the Department of Homeland Security is implementing a change in the documentation required to enter the United States via land or sea port, ending the long-established practice of oral declarations of citizenship. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agents will no longer be permitted to accept a person’s oral identification of citizenship when they deem further documentation is unnecessary but instead are required to view a document to prove citizenship for each traveler, such as a birth certificate.
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Trade Report Subscription
The Chamber publishes the TradeReport on the second Wednesday each month.
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