How to invest in the US market in the face of new trade policies
trade policies? What scenarios are opening up for Italian companies? In a constantly evolving macroeconomic and geopolitical context, the Consulates General of Italy in Los Angeles and San Francisco, in collaboration with the Octagona Study Centre and Bonfiglioli Consulting, presented in the City of Angels the 'Smart Country Guide: how to successfully launch your business in the Western Region of the United States of America'. Produced on the initiative of the two consulates in coordination with the Italian Embassy in Washington and with the contribution of Ice Agency of Los Angeles, Italy-America Chamber of Commerce West and Innovit - Italian Innovation and Culture Hub of San Francisco, the guide aims to provide concrete support to Italian SMEs interested in developing their presence in the US market.
The guide focuses on eleven West Coast states - California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Washington State, Oregon, Utah, Montana, Idaho, Alaska and Hawaii - offering strategic insights and success stories in the United States. "When it comes to economic opportunities for Italian SMEs in the US, the potential of the West Coast is still little highlighted," comments Alessandro Fichera, director of Bonfiglioli Consulting's International Business Unit.
The guide, introduced by the ambassador to the United States, Mariangela Zappia, offers a detailed analysis of the economic and business opportunities in each of the states examined. California ranks first in the western area in terms of the number of Italian-owned companies, with 220 companies active in the area generating total revenues of $1,156 million. This is followed by Washington State, with 31 Italian-owned companies and revenues close to $80 million, and Nevada, which, with only 26 Italian-owned companies active in the area, tops the list in terms of total revenues, amounting to $2,226 million.
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