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EFTA01074169 Creating Connections Imagine... we have unleashed the full power of U.S.-Israel business ■ U.S. business leaders from Anchorage to Orlando, Hartford to Honolulu are tapping into Israeli innovation. ■ Deeper U.S.-Israeli business ties are fueling thousands of new jobs across both countries. ■ U.S.-Israel partnerships are creating a secure energy future. ■ American and Israeli cooperation is pioneering new technologies that improve the lives of millions. 2 Harnessing Power Now imagine


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Creating 
Connections 
Imagine... 
we have unleashed the full power of 
U.S.-Israel business 
■ U.S. business leaders from Anchorage to 
Orlando, Hartford to Honolulu are tapping 
into Israeli innovation. 
■ Deeper U.S.-Israeli business ties are fueling 
thousands of new jobs across both countries. 
■ U.S.-Israel partnerships are creating 
a secure energy future. 
■ American and Israeli cooperation is 
pioneering new technologies that 
improve the lives of millions. 
2 Harnessing 
Power 
Now imagine... 
an organization that can make this happen, that 
leverages an unparalleled global network of 
companies, business organizations and chambers 
of commerce to ignite greater U.S.-Israel 
cooperation. 
Ready when you are 
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's U.S.-Israel 
Business Initiative (USIBI) is the only Washington -
based national program focused on promoting 
policies and bilateral business partnerships that 
strengthen the economies of both Israel and the 
U.S. USIBI is now poised to spark a new era of 
U.S.-Israeli business cooperation. 
U.S.-Israel Business Initiative 
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Opportunities Across Business & Industry 
Stone. Class 
and Metal 
Products 
Medical 
Devices 
U.S. Imports from Israel by sector 
Medical 
Devices 
7% Fresh and 
Processed 
Foods 
Chemical and 
Pharmaceutical 
Products 
U.S. Exports to Israel by sector Energy LIGHT UP THE
artnership 
U.S.-Israel energy cooperation will ensure 
a secure energy future for both the United 
States and Israel. Incorporating technology 
developed in Israel, BrightSource Energy's LPT solar 
thermal system is at work in the Ivanpah plant in California's 
Mojave Desert. The world's largest solar thermal plant, 
Ivanpah generates enough electricity to power 140,000 
California homes. 
Noble Energy, a Houston, Texas-based company, is 
developing some of the largest natural gas fields discovered 
over the past decade, which are located off of the coast 
of Israel. Through U.S. technical expertise and American -
Israeli cooperation, Israel will be energy independent and an 
exporter of natural gas to its neighbors and the region. Chemical ana 
Pharmaceutical 
Products 
Telecom and 
Electrical Products 
Telecom and 
Electrical Products 
Transportation 
Equipment 
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The U. S . Chamber 
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The world's largest 
business federation 
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is the world's 
largest business federation and the leading 
voice for American business, representing 
the interests of more than three million U.S. 
companies of all sizes, sectors and regions, 
as well as 3,500 state and local chambers 
and industry associations. Plugged into 
global commerce and with incomparable 
access to policymakers and business leaders, 
the Chamber has a proven track record of 
successfully advocating for policies, building 
bilateral trade and investment and advancing 
commercial relationships that benefit both Israel 
and the U.S. No organization is better positioned 
to strengthen U.S.-Israel business than the U.S. 
Chamber of Commerce. "This is an 
invitation to 
the innovation 
nation. Israel 
is open for 
business; it's 
open for your 
business." 
Prime Minister 
Benjamin Netanyahu USIBI: The Chamber's 
U.S.-Israel Business Initiative 
Created in 2010, USIBI focuses exclusively on 
strengthening and promoting commercial ties 
between the United States and Israel; ties 
proven to drive job creation, innovation and 
economic advancement in both countries. An 
effective public voice and advocate for U.S.-Israel 
commercial relationships, USIBI also serves as a 
vehicle for cooperation between American and 
Israeli business and political leaders. Across all 
of its efforts, USIBI is able to draw upon the 
Chamber's vast experience leading federal and 
state campaigns and its domestic and international 
resources and networks. In addition, USIBI's 
501(c)3 nonprofit affiliate educates business and 
political leaders on various facets of the U.S.-
Israel commercial relationship. USIBI activities 
are now being revved up to provide even greater 
benefit for the U.S. and Israeli economies. 
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Connected around the world 
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is active 
worldwide, with American Chambers of 
Commerce and other partner business 
groups in over 100 countries. In Israel, USIBI 
works closely with a range of organizations, 
including the Israel-America Chamber of 
Commerce (Amcham Israel), the Manufacturers 
Association of Israel, the Federation of Israeli 
Chambers of Commerce, the Binational 
Industrial Research and Development 
Foundation (BIRD) and many others. 
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The U.S. Chamber is the leading voice for American business, representing 
3,500 state and local chambers across the U.S. 
The only organization working to 
enhance business -centric public 
policy between the U.S. and Israel. The only organization with the power of 
the U.S. Chamber of Commerce behind 
it, facilitating U.S.-Israel commercial 
relationships. 
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Why power up the 
U.S.-Israel business 
relationship now? 
• To counter BDS. Efforts to boycott Israel are increasingly pernicious and 
prevalent. A growing number of European companies and U.S. academic 
institutions are supporting or participating in the boycotts, moves meant 
to delegitimize and isolate Israel economically and politically from the 
international community. 
• To realize untapped potential. While high technology continues 
to serve as the cornerstone of the U.S.-Israel bilateral commercial 
relationship, there remains huge untapped potential in sectors 
ranging from renewable energy, water management, cyber security 
and health care. 
• To strengthen both nations' economic security. Though 
political considerations dominate the public's attention, 
economic vitality is also critical to the security of both Israel 
and the U.S. Already, the U.S. and Israeli economies benefit from a 
commercial connection with each other. About 25% of U.S. 
exports to the Middle East go to Israel (with only 3% of the 
region's population), more than 100 U.S. companies have operations 
in Israel and Israel is among the top 20 foreign direct investors in the U.S. 
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Israel continue to gain steam. 
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The USIBI matches U.S. and Israeli 
business with opportunities 
The result: greater connection and collaboration 
between the people and economies of both 
countries... innovation fired up, scaled up and 
turned into solutions that benefit the entire 
world... an open environment for U.S. and Israeli 
businesses to flourish. 
Opportunities waiting to be found 
Isolated by virtually the rest of the world, Israel 
is filled with discoveries waiting to be made and 
new findings ready to be turned into profitable 
ventures. 
"We cannot sit idly by 
and accept possible 
boycotts; we have to 
mount an information 
campaign of our own," 
Yair Lapid, Israel's Minister of Finance, 
January 2014, in speech at 
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With Israel in first place worldwide in medical device 
patents and second place in biopharma patents per capita, 
U.S. life sciences companies are taking notice. Johnson 
& Johnson Development Corporation, OrbiMed Israel 
Partners, Takeda Pharmaceutical 
Company (Japan), and the Office 
of the Chief Scientist in Israel are 
now creating a public-private 
biotechnology center near 
Israel's Weizmann Science Park. 
In the U.S., Israel-based Teva 
Pharmaceutical Industries is 
flourishing thanks to its long-time investment in the U.S. 
market. Teva, one of the world's ten largest pharmaceutical 
companies, operates 37 facilities across the U.S. and 
employs more than 9,000 people in North America. A 
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U.S. Chamber President and CEO Torn 
Donohue (left) and King Abdullah 
II of Jordan discussing Middle East 
economic issues. 
Sen. Mary Landrieu, chair of the Senate 
Energy and Natural Resource Committee 
(D -LA), speaking vnth Israeli and 
American energy firms at the 
Chamber's headquarters. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry 
addressing the Chamber's leadership. 
`fair Lapid, Israel's minister of 
finance, discussing investment 
opportunities in Israel with USIBI 
leadership. House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA), greeting Ofra Strauss (right), chair of the Israel-
America Chamber of Commerce (AmCham Israel) and chair of the Management Board of the 
Strauss Group, at the Chamber. The Strauss Group and PepsiCo have a joint venture in the Sabra 
Dipping Company, the largest hummus producer in the world, based in Virginia. 
Sheldon Adelson (left), USIBI honorary chair and chairman and chief 
executive officer of the Las Vegas Sands Corp.. Miriam Adelson (center), and 
Chemi Peres, managing general partner of Pitango 
Venture Capital, at the USIBI Inaugural Gala. 
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The Chamber's Myron Brilliant (left). execu 
Affairs and Josh Kram (center). director for 
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu duri tive vice president and head of International 
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ng USIBI% life sciences mission to Israel. 
Myron Brilliant (left), executive vice 
president and head of International Affairs at 
the U.S. Chamber discussing cyber security 
with Israeli President Shimon Pens (center) 
on a homeland security mission to Israel. 
Former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security 
and chairman of the Chamber's National 
Security Taskforce Tom Ridge looks on. U.S. Ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro 
presenting U.S. government actions to 
encourage U.S.-Israel commercial activity 
before the U.S.- Israel Joint Economic 
Development Group. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe "Boogie" 
Ya'alon briefing American corporate 
executives on the geopolitical situation in the 
Middle East. 
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin 
Netanyahu delivering a keynote address 
via video at the USIBI Inaugural Gala. Co
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Mobilizing 
new allies 
A newly energized USIBI will promote and 
advocate for U.S.-Israel commercial activity by 
reaching out to the Chamber's vast networks 
and contacts: thousands of local and state 
chambers, state and local officials including 
governors, industry associations and business 
leaders. In particular, USIBI will engage the 
Chamber's national community -affinity chambers 
of commerce, such as the Latino Coalition and the 
African American Chambers of Commerce, and 
government officials in areas that do not have an 
existing connection to IsraeL Activating 
the network 
USIBI is undertaking an ambitious body of 
work to upgrade the U.S.-Israel commercial 
relationship. We are unleashing effective 
marketing campaigns, publishing path-breaking 
research and sharing transformative experiences 
in Israel and the U.S. These USIBI activities will 
shine a bright light on opportunities for expanded 
U.S.-Israel bilateral business and the many 
reasons to support it. 
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Hitting the "on" switch 
Achieving USIBI's objectives will make all the 
difference between an isolated Israel and a 
commercially vibrant hub of next-generation 
solutions... between discoveries left to languish 
and innovation that drives business growth... 
between a good economic relationship and a 
historic one. 
USIBI Strategic Objectives 
• To educate American business and 
political leaders about the importance of the 
U.S.-Israel commercial alliance. 
• To serve as a bridge for U.S. and Israeli 
business and government leaders to 
discuss areas of shared commercial and 
economic interest. 
• To help U S leaders identify specific business 
and investment opportunities in Israel. 
• To advance public policy promoting 
U.S.-Israel trade, investment and cooperative 
innovation. ENERGIZE SUPPORT 
Israeli water management solutions are 
creating new waves of business growth 
in Israel and the U.S. Desalitech, 
founded in Israel and now based 
in Massachusetts, offers efficient 
water treatment technology to agricultural, industrial and 
municipal systems. Development of its wastewater treatment 
solution resulted from a General Electric-Desalitech 
research collaboration supported by the Israel-U.S. Binational 
Industrial Research and Development Foundation (BIRD). 
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I Israeli start-up Stream Control Ltd., along 
with water and wastewater utility giant 
American Water, is also partnering with 
BIRD to develop an advanced pressured 
management system that reduces water 
leakage. And unique water treatment 
technology from Israel's Atlantium 
Technology, installed in over 100 plants 
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USIBI's tools and tactics are taking 
U.S.-Israel business to a whole new level. 
World-class think tank 
USIBI is creating a home for independent 
scholarship on the U.S.-Israel business 
relationship, including threats and 
opportunities for both nations' economies. 
The think tank's research will inform policy 
development and advocacy at national 
and state levels, and inspire new ideas for 
strengthening the U.S.-Israel commercial 
alliance. Panel discussions, presentations 
and other events will engage business 
leaders, government officials and policy 
experts in the latest findings. Additional 
U.S.-Israel business experts will bring 
their insights directly to Chamber task 
forces that focus on relevant issues such as 
energy, intellectual property, cyber security 
and small business. Building business connections 
USIBI is building real and lasting business relationships between Americans 
and Israelis through bi-directional trade missions, and by bringing Israeli 
business -oriented events to local communities throughout the U.S. Business 
and political leaders will be able to network with their Israeli counterparts, 
identify specific business and operations that are ripe for cooperation, 
and recognize — possibly for the first time — the value of strengthening 
U.S.-Israel business cooperation. 
Far-reaching media campaigns 
USIBI media campaigns will get the message across to policymakers that 
Israel directly supports economic growth and jobs in the United States. 
Based on highly successfully campaigns that the Chamber has conducted 
in the past, USIBI campaigns will focus on informing Congress, state and 
local officials, as well as leading business executives — and inspiring them 
to act. 
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enterprise, including entrepreneurship and small business, and 
discusses issues of vital interest to all businesses through its 
topical, policy-shaping online newsletter and its extensive social 
media outreach. 
Two Campaign for Free Enterprise competitions fire up new 
awareness and engagement. Multinational Challenge Cup com-
petitions give start-ups a chance to compete with each other as 
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USIBI: 
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Get involved. Dear Colleagues: 
Since the launch of the U.S.-Israel Business Initiative (USIBI) in 2010, the Chanter has 
worked to advance public policies and programs that foster a robust U.S.-Israel economic 
relationship. By encouraging American and Israeli companies to work together to invent, 
develop and bring to market cutting-edge ideas and products, USIBI has provided an 
important framework for expanding America-Israel business ties. 
Now is the time to take the next step. Currently, a prolonged campaign is working to 
delegitimize Israel and pressure Western businesses from operating there. In addition, 
the commercial dimension of the U.S.-Israel relationship is not well known or understood 
either by policymakers in Washington, or the business community at large. 
Based on the unique role that only the Chamber can play, we are upgrading our efforts 
to educate the business community and policymakers on the significant 
benefits of a strong bilateral commercial relationship with IsraeL 
We ask you now to help us unleash the power of the U.S. Chamber of 
Commerce to expand U.S.-Israel business activity. By supporting USIBI, 
you will be forging a new era in U.S.-Israel business cooperation. You will 
be sparking new bilateral business ventures that benefit U.S. and Israeli 
economies. And you will be furthering public policies that support long-
term U.S.-Israel commercial ties. 
Please find more details about USIBI on these pages and at 
We welcome you to join us in this important effort. The meaningful potential rewards to 
our country and Israel could not be greater. 
Warp regards, 
yr Brilliant 
Executive Vice President and Head of International Affairs 
U.S. Chamber of Commerce 
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I TURN UP THE JUICE ON 
F 50) USIBI member company representatives 
get a firsthand glimpse of Israeli security 
measures during a homeland security trade 
mission. 
Heel Locker (lett).chrector general 
of the Office of the Prime Minister. with 
Khush Clsoksy, vice president for Turkey 
and the Middle East at the US. Chamber, 
speaks with the American business 
community about major projects the Israeli 
government is implementing. 
Dr. Eugene Kandel, Head of Israel's 
National Economic Councilwith the 
Chamber's Josh Krum. Director for Turkey 
and the Middle East Af lairs, discussing 
changes in Israel's investment laws. 
A visiting delegation a energy regulators 
and companies disc us> developments in the 
Israeli natural gas sector. 
Dan Senor, best-selling author of Start-Up 
Nation. TheStay of Israel's EconotnicMirock 
addresses American corporate leaders at the 
Chamber. 
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U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 
International Affairs Khush Choksy 
Vice President, 
Turkey and Middle East Affairs 
Josh Kram 
Director, 
Turkey and Middle East Affairs 
202- 6 - 2 
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