[Berlin Business Office] Regional Director (New York City)
German American Chambers of Commerce · NY, US
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About the Role
This position offers the opportunity to shape Berlin's economic relationships with the U.S. at a time of significant technological, economic and geopolitical transformation. As Regional Director of the Berlin Business Office USA, you will play a central role in connecting Berlin's companies, investors, researchers and talent with opportunities in the United States, while promoting Berlin as an internationally competitive European business and innovation hub.
Responsibilities
- Manage and further develop the business representation office for New York City and the U.S., including content, organization, and leadership of a small team.
- Attract U.S. companies for Berlin as a business location in coordination with Berlin Partner.
- Identify, contact, and attract U.S. companies and investors for Berlin, focusing on established business clusters.
- Position Berlin as an international city for industry, innovation, startups, and labs.
- Analyze U.S. company interests, introduce proposals, generate leads, facilitate meetings, and follow up with contacts.
- Support Berlin-based SMEs and startups expanding into or operating in the U.S. market.
- Match Berlin SMEs and startups with potential business partners, authorities, and institutions.
- Facilitate matchmaking for Berlin startups regarding market entry, financing, skilled personnel, and strategic partners.
- Identify industry-specific market opportunities for Berlin SMEs.
- Facilitate company exchanges and potential industry clusters.
- Accompany and support Berlin companies during networking with U.S. companies and scientific institutions.
- Support the creation of content for and organization of delegation trips or Berlin projects in the U.S.
- Identify and attract U.S. talent for Berlin.
- Report to the Senate Department on current U.S. economic developments and cooperation opportunities.
Requirements
- Minimum bachelor’s degree or comparable qualification.
- Experience with business consulting, especially regarding site selection.
- Competence in consultation and support of SMEs regarding market entry.
- Very good knowledge of Berlin as a business location, including industry clusters and interdisciplinary topics.
- Very good knowledge of U.S. economic structures and institutions.
- Network competence in the U.S. and Germany.
- Experience in establishing business networks.
- Independent, structured, and conceptual approach.
- Very good competence regarding process management and presentation.
- Experience in budgetary planning and monitoring of publicly financed projects or institutions.
- Strong strategic and analytical capabilities.
Skills
- Excellent German and English language skills.
- Very good communication skills.
Location
- New York City
Work Type
- Full-time
Experience Level
- Not specified
Education Level
- Bachelor's degree or comparable qualification
Salary/Compensations
- $120,000 - $140,000
About the Company
- The German American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (GACC) is a non-profit organization founded in 1947 to facilitate economic ties between Germany and the United States.
- The Berlin Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Public Enterprises is responsible for policies in economy and energy, aiming to foster growth for Berlin companies and attract outside businesses.
- The Senate Department focuses on Berlin's strengths: attractive locations for research, technology, commerce, and industry; an international hub for qualified professionals; and diverse culture with high quality of life.