California Baltic Chamber of Commerce

Connect. Collaborate. Build.

Chamber Connecting Leaders of California and Baltic Countries.

Explore Chamber Membership

Constituencies


Representative countries

One network across four markets: California and the three Baltic States, represented together.

Downtown Los Angeles skyline behind palm trees at sunset

California

  • Innovation
  • Capital
  • Global business
Church spires and red roofs of a Baltic old town, Estonia

Estonia

  • Digital leadership
  • Innovation
  • Talent
Old town towers at dusk, Latvia

Latvia

  • Strength
  • Resilience
  • Business services
Tower rising above trees and rooftops, Lithuania

Lithuania

  • Growth
  • Sustainability
  • Advanced industries

People   Places   Opportunities


A modern business network connecting California and the Baltic States.

Connect

Business introductions and relationships

Grow

Market access and new opportunities

Collaborate

Partnerships and knowledge sharing

Build

A stronger, more innovative future together

A bridge between regions


A structured pathway into the U.S. market.

The Chamber is a California-based economic platform that strengthens commercial ties between Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and the United States, with a particular focus on California and the Los Angeles region.

Baltic companies get curated access, partnerships and on-the-ground execution to enter, understand and scale in the U.S.

4Markets
1Network
UnlimitedOpportunities

About the Chamber

Join a curated Baltic and U.S. business network.

Become a Member

About

About the California Baltic Chamber of Commerce

Purpose

The California Baltic Chamber of Commerce is a California-based economic platform established to strengthen commercial ties between the Baltic States (Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia) and the United States, with a particular focus on California and the Los Angeles region.

The initiative began with Baltic diplomatic representation in Los Angeles and was developed in coordination with representatives of all three countries from inception, so the Chamber speaks for the Baltics as one.

For Baltic companies, the Chamber provides a structured pathway to enter, understand and scale in the U.S. market through curated access, partnerships and on-the-ground execution.

Positioning

  • A business-driven, execution-oriented platform
  • Focused on market access, partnerships and measurable outcomes
  • Built as a coordinated Baltic public-private initiative in California

Strategic objectives

  • Facilitate U.S. market entry and expansion for Baltic companies
  • Establish a visible and credible Baltic business presence in California
  • Enable high-value partnerships between Baltic and U.S. companies
  • Support trade missions, delegations and sector-focused programs
  • Position Baltic stakeholders within major global opportunities, including Los Angeles 2028 (LA28)
Spires and red rooftops of a Baltic old town above the sea

Core activity pillars

Business network and engagement

  • A high-quality Baltic–U.S. business network
  • Industry forums, roundtables and sector-focused engagements
  • Targeted connections between Baltic and U.S. companies
  • Ongoing member connectivity and support

Institutional and diplomatic engagement

  • Coordination with Baltic and broader EU consulates, embassies and trade agencies
  • Engagement with California economic and industry stakeholders
  • Support for official visits and bilateral initiatives

Strategic initiatives

  • Flagship projects such as Baltic House LA28
  • Sector programs: CPG, defense, tech, entertainment and more
  • Cross-border investment and innovation initiatives

Roadmap

1

Formation and launch

April 2026

  • Legal incorporation and governance setup
  • Organizational meeting, bylaws and board
  • Official announcement
2

Activation

Q2–Q3 2026

  • Onboarding of member companies
  • Initial roundtables and partner engagement
3

Execution

Q3–Q4 2026

  • Baltic delegations and sector-focused programs
  • Structured U.S. market entry initiatives
4

Expansion

2027 and beyond

  • Alignment with LA28-related opportunities
  • Growth of membership and partnerships

Operating principles

Commercially driven

Focus on tangible business outcomes.

Unified Baltic representation

Coordinated inclusion of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.

Quality over scale

Curated membership and partnerships.

Execution-focused

Action and results come first.

Public-private alignment

Close collaboration between institutions and industry.

Founding intent

The Chamber is being established as a long-term economic platform to:

  • Elevate Baltic visibility and engagement in the U.S.
  • Provide practical, structured support for business partnerships between California and the Baltic States
  • Build a sustained bridge between Baltic economies and California

Legal structure

The Chamber is being established as a California Nonprofit Mutual Benefit Corporation, with the intention to obtain 501(c)(6) status.

About

The Board

Board of Directors

The Chamber is governed by a founding Board of Directors responsible for strategic direction and oversight.

The founding Board brings together founding members and selected Baltic business representatives from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.

At its organizational meeting the Board adopts the Chamber's bylaws and confirms the initial directors and officers.

Directors will be listed here once the Board is confirmed.

About

Advisory Board

Institutional guidance

The Advisory Board provides institutional guidance and strategic alignment. It draws on the diplomatic and consular representation of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia in California, with further institutional representatives invited as appropriate.

Advisory members provide strategic support. They do not hold governance authority.

What advisors contribute

  • Institutional sponsorship and cross-Baltic alignment
  • Engagement of national stakeholders and companies
  • Support for official delegations and representation

Advisory Board members will be listed here once confirmed.

About

Officers

Executive roles

The Board elects an Executive Director. Other leadership roles include Partnership Director(s), a Treasurer and a Secretary.

Officer

Executive Director

To be announced

Officer

Partnership Director(s)

To be announced

Officer

Treasurer

To be announced

Officer

Secretary

To be announced

About

Founding Members

The companies that start the Chamber

Founding membership is by invitation and limited, based on contribution to the Chamber.

Founding member companies:

  • Take an active part in Chamber initiatives
  • Contribute to early-stage programming and the operation of the Chamber
  • Represent Baltic industry presence in California

Ask about founding membership

Founding member companies will be listed here once confirmed.

About

Partners

Institutional and strategic partners

The Chamber works as a coordinated public-private initiative. Its partner category is open to economic development organizations, business associations, export agencies and fellow chambers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Partners work with the Chamber on trade missions and delegations, sector-focused programs, official visits and bilateral initiatives.

Propose a partnership

Partner organizations will be listed here once agreements are in place.

About

Privacy Policy

The Chamber's privacy policy has not been supplied yet. It will be published on this page before the site's forms start collecting information.

Membership

Become a Member

Membership framework

Membership is curated. Four categories cover companies of different sizes and the institutions that work alongside them.

Founding Members

By invitation and limited, based on contribution to the Chamber.

Corporate Members

The core membership tier.

SME Members

For small and medium-sized enterprises.

Institutional and Strategic Partners

Economic development organizations, business associations, export agencies and chambers.

Membership benefits

  • Access to curated business networks and introductions
  • Participation in programs and delegations
  • Visibility within the Baltic–U.S. economic ecosystem

Explore Chamber Membership

Membership

CABCC Members

Member directory

Members span four markets: California, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The directory will group companies by membership category and by sector.

The member directory will open here as companies are onboarded.

Become a Member

Membership

Committees

Where members do the work

The Chamber runs sector-focused programs in areas including consumer packaged goods (CPG), defense, technology and entertainment, alongside cross-border investment and innovation initiatives.

Committees and how to join them will be listed here once they are formed.

Events

Events and programs

What the Chamber convenes

Forums and roundtables

Industry-specific forums, roundtables and sector-focused engagements for Baltic and U.S. companies.

Delegations and trade missions

Baltic delegations to California, with support for official visits and bilateral initiatives.

Sector programs

Focused programs in CPG, defense, tech, entertainment and other sectors.

LA28

Flagship projects tied to Los Angeles 2028, such as Baltic House LA28.

Event dates will be posted here. Subscribe to the newsletter at the bottom of the page to hear about them first.

Contact

Contact the Chamber

Web
californiabalticchamber.com
Email
info@californiabalticchamber.com
Address
Los Angeles, California (street address to be added)