About Us
International Chamber of Commerce of Seattle (ICCS)
The International Chamber of Commerce of Seattle (ICCS) is a legally registered non-religious,
non-profit organization in Washington State, USA. It is committed to promoting international
economic and trade development, improving social, economic, and environmental benefits, and is
one of the most authoritative and influential international chambers in the United States.
Our business projects span the U.S. and U.K., including education exchange, study abroad, training
for teachers and medical staff, business tours, and political visits.
Top 25 Export Products of Washington State
Located in Bellevue in the Greater Seattle area, ICCS has long served as a link between
governments, economic development organizations, and trade promotion agencies from around the
world. It has made outstanding contributions to promoting business and investment cooperation
between the United States and other countries
In June 2016, ICCS participated in the Central China International Capacity Cooperation Forum and
Business Matchmaking Conference in Wuhan. ICCS Chairman Bruce Steven Glant and Co-founder Robert Allen and Mina delivered speeches at the session on Optical Communication
Equipment and Informatization, promoting cooperation between Chinese and American enterprises.
Seattle is the second-largest tech hub in the U.S. and the largest city in the Northwest. It’s only a
3-hour drive from Vancouver, Canada, and an 11-hour flight from Beijing. The city is surrounded by
mountains and evergreen forests, has a mild climate, and is safe from tsunamis. Seattle is known for
its cultural diversity and quality of life. With a large Asian population, including 3.45% Chinese
Americans, it’s a popular place for international exchange and business.
Soybeans
Our business projects span the U.S. and U.K., including education exchange, study abroad, training
for teachers and medical staff, business tours, and political visits
Gasoline
We also specialize in metal recycling and environmental services across the Northwest, including
Alaska and Canada, offering advanced recycling equipment and service
Wheat and mixed grains
Seattle is ranked among the best U.S. cities for living and investment. Many global enterprises
provide employment opportunities and drive real estate growth.
Peppermint oil and spearmint oil
We are a top financial service provider with over 50 years of experience, assisting over 100 international companies with U.S. IPOs. Services include financing, mergers, auditing, accounting,tax planning, and internal control
Coniferous log
Our health R&D aims to integrate medical care and rehabilitation, promoting collaboration between
international institutions, healthcare professionals, and robotics developers.
State
Export Products of Washington State:
Apples
Corn
Gasoline
Potatoes
Soybeans
Soybean meal
Coniferous logs
Ultrasound scanners
Wheat and mixed grains
Commercial aircraft and engines
Air conditioning units for vehicles
Peppermint oil and spearmint oil
Silicon
Plastics
Cherries
Mink fur
Diamonds
Petroleum
Aluminum
Scrap metal
Dairy products
TV applications
Processed wood
Trucks and loaders
Hay and animal feed
Notable Companies and Influential Figures Associated with Seattle
Amazon, Starbucks, Nordstrom, Costco, RealNetworks, Google, LinkedIn, T-Mobile, Expedia,
Zillow, F5 Networks, eBay, Salesforce, GoDaddy, and Twitter.
Famous individuals connected to Seattle include Bill Gates, Paul Allen, Gary Locke, NBA player
Spencer Hawes, Bruce Lee, Jack Ma, and other cultural and business figures.
Cultural Programs and Tourism in Washington
Cultural programs include annual Spring Festival galas and planned concerts, such as a 70th
anniversary patriotic music show.
Tourism highlights include whale watching, WWII amphibious boat tours, Mount Rainier, and
Olympic Peninsula National Park. Washington is also the second-largest wine-producing state in the
U.S. Industries we focus on include agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fisheries, food processing,
and manufacturing equipment, promoting international industrial clusters