Why Join?

AmCham Norway is one of Norway’s largest business organizations, representing the interests of approximately 230 member companies spread across 21 distinct industry groups. Since 1998, AmCham has worked with pioneers, innovators, and industry leaders in Norwegian-American trade to build Norway’s foremost transatlantic business network.

AmCham’s three pillars – member services, policy advocacy, and events – are at the core of everything we do. The AmCham network offers members extensive, credible connections politically and commercially, while also working to facilitate regular and personal dialogue between our members and key decision makers. Through this network, you can connect, communicate, and stay on top of issues critical to your business, making sure your concerns are heard where it matters most.

Together, we work hand-in-hand with our member companies and government officials to make a difference, building the predictable policy frameworks, knowledge-sharing platforms, and networks powering tomorrow’s transatlantic economy.

AmCham at a Glance

Member Companies

Industry Groups

Full-Time Staff

Membership Levels

Corporate Membership

Up to four executive-level company representatives included in AmCham programs
Invitation to regular AmCham events
Facilitation of business assistance requests
Company announcements via AmCham’s mulitiple communications channels
Company listing within annual Membership Guide / amcham.no

Patron Membership

Multiple executive-level company representatives included in AmCham programs
Invitation to all relevant AmCham events – including limited Patron-level meetings
Guidance of AmCham policy initiatives
Invitation to regular cross-industry AmCham Forums (including Digitalization, Financial, Sustainability)
Priority treatment of business assistance requests
Enrollment in AmCham Mentorship Program
Company announcements via AmCham’s multiple communications channels
Prominent company profiling within AmCham publications / amcham.no
Use of AmCham’s downtown Oslo conference room

The US will remain one of Norway's most important trading partners in the years to come. However, we shall not take our trade relations for granted. My ministry, therefore, gives high priority to continuing our good dialogue with our American colleagues. We also appreciate the work that AmCham does to strengthen business cooperation between our countries. Going forward, I look forward to continuing our close cooperation.

Torbjørn Røe Isaksen

Minister of Labor & Social Affairs (2020-2021)
Photo: Marte Garmann

Our Three Pillars

Member Services

Member services stand at the core of what we do at AmCham. Member-driven initiatives such as our cross-industry forums and leadership development programs have helped us quadruple our membership since 1998. We will help you leverage the AmCham network to build partnerships, foster innovation, and connecr with key stakeholders.

Policy Advocacy

Today’s global business climate is an uncertain one. We work hand-in-hand with stakeholders on both sides of the Atlantic to communicate the needs of members when it matters most. From our wide range of policy advocacy initiatives to our industry-specific policy working committees, our advocacy services will give the confidence you need to navigate the transatlantic economy.

Events

AmCham brings leaders, innovators, and key stakeholders together. From our annual golf tournament to Norway’s largest tasting of American wines, our events offer exciting arenas for members to engage, collaborate, and network with each other.

AmCham Partner Network

United States Chamber of Commerce

Norwegian American Chamber of Commerce

US Commercial Service

AmCham Norway is a fully accredited member of the United States Chamber of Commerce, the world’s largest business organization. The US Chamber represents the interests of over three million businesses across the world and tirelessly advocates for pro-business policies that create jobs, stimulate growth, and promote trade.

Headquartered in New York, the NACC has served the Norwegian-American business community for over 100 years with eight active chapters across the United States. Its members include leaders of Norwegian and American firms successfully pursuing business in the dynamic Norway-US market.

The US Commercial Service is the trade promotion arm of the US Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration, promoting and protecting US commercial interests abroad. In Norway, the US Commercial Service assists Norwegian companies in accessing US suppliers of products and services for both operational use and distribution.

AmCham Denmark

AmCham Denmark is a non-profit, non-governmental business association representing more than 260 member companies actively investing in Denmark and the United States. As the voice for international business in Denmark, AmCham is committed to building a competitive business environment and doing its part to minimize barriers to international trade.

AmCham Finland

As the voice of international business in Finland, AmCham Finland is committed to building a competitive business environment and creating sustainable transatlantic business ties through diverse networks, superior quality programs and cross-industry advocacy.

AmCham Sweden

AmCham Sweden serves as the voice of American business in Sweden, promoting US commercial interests in Sweden and Swedish-American trade and investment. By facilitating experiences and opportunities that foster new ideas, vital connections, and value creation, AmCham Sweden is building a stronger, more innovative transatlantic business community.

AmChams in Europe

Established in 1963, AmChams in Europe serves as the umbrella organization for 45 American Chambers of Commerce in 43 countries throughout Europe and Eurasia. Representing the interests of 17,000 American and European companies that employ 20 million workers and account for more the $1.1 trillion in transatlantic investment, AmChams in Europe works to communicate the importance of the transatlantic economy in both Europe and the United States.