Expand to the US

Find out why international companies are thriving in North Carolina.

Japan

As North Carolina’s leading capital investor, Japan has known about the state’s prime business opportunities, especially in the technology and research sectors.

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Germany

German culture is ingrained in North Carolina. The state’s location, infrastructure, and apprenticeship programs are motivating factors for German companies to start operations in the US.

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United Kingdom

North Carolina’s innovation and clean energy sectors have helped establish a great relationship between the state and the United Kingdom.

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China

North Carolina’s emphasis on manufacturing and clean energy has attracted several Chinese companies to start their American operations and are inviting many others to do the same.

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France

As one of North Carolina’s top trading partners, French companies have come to America for many reasons, such as the state’s emphasis on innovation and technology.

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India

North Carolina’s infrastructure, location, and commitment to the manufacturing industry have made it a prime destination for Indian companies to establish themselves in the United States.

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Italy

North Carolina’s immense manufacturing industry, coupled with its advanced infrastructure and strategic location, make the state especially attractive for Italian companies.

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Israel

Israeli companies value North Carolina for its strategic location and infrastructure, but especially for its status as a hub of innovative industry.

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Korea

North Carolina’s strategic location and emphasis on manufacturing and clean energy have made it an ideal state for Korean companies to establish American operations.

Spain

North Carolina’s infrastructure, location, and prominent manufacturing industry has drawn the interest of many Spanish companies looking to expand their operations to the United States.

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International Business Contacts

Anders Victor

Anders Victor

Director of Business Development
Nathaniel Dick

Nathaniel Dick

Senior Business Development Manager,
Greater China & SE Asia
Justyn Bellito

Justyn Bellito

Business Development Manager, The Americas
Korey Howard

Korey Howard

Director,
EDPNC Japan Office
Luigi Mercuri

Luigi Mercuri

Managing Director,
Europe Investment Office
Michael Ritschl

Michael Ritschl

Director, Europe Investment Office
Mattia Silvestrin

Mattia Silvestrin

International Expansion Executive,
Europe Investment Office
Rahul Padmanabha

Rahul Padmanabha

Director of Investment, India Office