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Organization for International Investment

Todd Malan
Nancy McLernon

Created almost two decades ago, the Organization for International Investment (OFII) is a business association in Washington D.C. representing the unique issues of U.S. subsidiaries of companies headquartered abroad. OFII's Member Companies range from medium-sized enterprises to some of the largest firms in the United States and the world.

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Recent blog posts from Organization for International Investment

More Red Herrings

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Anheuser-Busch is trying to drum up public concern over Belgium-based InBev's $46.3 billion takeover offer based on the American beer company falling into foreign hands.  It's unfortunately become far too commonplace for a domestic company to whip up fear of...

Foreign Investors & the Environment

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June 5 is World Environment Day -- a United Nation's effort to whip up enthusiasm for protecting the environment. In honor of this day, I thought it would be appropriate to point out the many GREEN companies based abroad...

Toyota - Building Here to Ship Abroad

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Ran across an interesting globalization story today on forbes.com, "Toyota Wants to Export SUVs, From America," by Shu-Ching Jean Chen. It seems Toyota is gearing up to export its American-made Sequoia SUV to the Middle East sometime this year. Further,...

The Next Hallmark Greeting Card: "Happy Invest in America Week"?

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Last week, the Commerce Department launched its first ever, "Invest in America" week, highlighting the benefits of foreign investment in the United States. Although the series of events, which took place in 18 states, didn't garner huge media attention, I'm...

The Blurring Line Between 'Foreign' and 'Domestic' Companies

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More examples why it's not possible, practical or necessary to put a flag on a company. In one of his blogs in the International Herald Tribune, "When profits come from abroad," Daniel Altman points to America-based Yum Brands, which...