The Fairfax County Economic Development Authority is a leader in developing partnerships to leverage available resources and build the business community. At the FCEDA headquarters suite in Tysons Corner, a number of “FCEDA Partners” have taken office space.
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InnoHUngary was organized and funded by the Republic of Hungary to introduce their technology companies to potential American partners. The mandate of InnoHungary has been extended to cover nano- and biotechnology related businesses, and to promote investment/outsourcing activities to Hungary. |
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The SkillSource Group is a separate non profit entity of the Northern Virginia Workforce Investment Board (NVWIB). The SSG identifies appropriate contribution and investment opportunities that will sustain, enhance and create workforce development initiatives on behalf of all current and future employers, jobseekers and workers throughout the region. |
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The State Government of Victoria, Australia's Trade and Investment Office serves as the Victorian Government's
Washington, D.C., area presence to increase trade and investment between the United States and
Victoria, Australia. |
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The Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce helps Hispanic-owned companies throughout the Commonwealth develop links to the overall economy. The FCEDA location is the first satellite office for the chamber, which is based in Richmond. |
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The Virginia Israel Advisory Board is an entity of the Commonwealth of Virginia and works to build connections between Virginia and Israel in commerce, culture, education and government and to increase the number of Israeli companies doing business in the Commonwealth. |
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The Virginia Economic Development Partnership’s Trade Office works to help Virginia companies expand their operations to markets throughout the world. The Tysons Corner office last spring organized a trade mission to eastern Europe, and it is organizing a mission to Turkey this fall. |
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WITSA (The World Information Technology and Services Alliance) is a consortium of over 60 information technology (IT) industry associations from economies around the world. WITSA members represent over 90 percent of the world IT market. WITSA advocates on behalf of international public policy issues affecting the creation of a robust global information infrastructure |
