The Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce seeks to grow, improve and protect the Greater Miami business community by advocating, educating and convening. For over 116 years, the Greater Miami Chamber has served as a force for positive change through two world wars, the civil rights movement, the information revolution, "Paradise Lost", Hurricane Andrew, and the recent era of national and international immigration that have made South Florida what it is today. Our members drive a business agenda at federal, state and local levels. As the champion for the Greater Miami Business Community, we are dedicated to building the best environment for business in the Americas and committed to improving the economic vitality of South Florida. Our advocacy efforts are focused on four main priority areas: Education & Workforce Development, Resilience, Transportation & Workforce Housing.

Services include: 1) educating members and the community on key economic/community issues affecting South Florida; 2) advocating for the business community and supporting key legislative initiatives; 3) providing leadership development opportunities; 4) connecting businesses in distress to community resources aimed at preventing layoffs and encouraging economic growth; and 4) providing health care insurance to small businesses.

The Miami-Dade County International Trade Consortium (ITC) promotes Miami-Dade County as a Global Gateway for bilateral trade and enhances access to economic development opportunities for local companies. Established in November 2002, the ITC is the lead liaison between Miami-Dade County, Florida and the Consular Corps of Miami and serves as a one-stop information and referral resource for international affairs and trade.

ITC works with a wide range of partners, including foreign diplomatic and trade offices, bi-national chambers of commerce and county, state and federal government agencies, and economic development agencies, along with the Miami International Airport and PortMiami. In addition, ITC plans Miami-Dade County’s official outbound business development missions, supports inbound trade missions, and manages the Sister Cities program of Miami-Dade County.

The World Affairs Council of Miami is an independent, non-partisan, 501(c)(3) non-profit. We are a proud member of the World Affairs Councils of America's national network - the country's largest and oldest continuously operating association of international affairs educational charities.

We serve to enhance community access to high quality information on international affairs. Since 2021, we have worked to form strategic partnerships with local academic institutions; multilateral organizations; local and federal government; NGOs; and local business leaders with the goal of developing Miami’s international relations sector and profile in world affairs more broadly.

We hold interactive foreign policy talks with distinguished speakers, host foreign diplomats; organize high-level roundtable discussions; and offer educational & professional development opportunities for students.