Join us on this journey as we showcase the vast business opportunities available in this region. For German companies looking to export, invest, or expand in the United States, the Southeastern region of the U.S. has become an attractive market.

However, setting up an office with employees can be a daunting task that requires a significant investment of time, money, and resources. That's where our Digital Tour comes in - it aims to strengthen relationships between stakeholders in the southeastern U.S. states and German companies.

Over the next 11 months, we will take you on a virtual journey to each state in our region. During a 45-minute webinar, you'll hear from the state or regional EDO about international business opportunities and local economic conditions. You will also get a firsthand account from a German company already successfully expanded to the United States, sharing their best practices and insights. This will give you an in-depth understanding of the local business opportunities and the unique advantages and focus industries of each state. Afterwards, you will have the opportunity to ask us and the business promoters individual questions.

Don't miss out on this inspiring opportunity to explore the Southeastern United States and discover the endless possibilities for your business!

We will announce the first dates at the beginning of January. Use our TICKET ALERT to be informed as soon as a new date is scheduled.

Tennessee also known as the volunteer state, has a diverse and thriving economic landscape powered by key industries including:

With major manufacturing plants from GM, Nissan, and Volkswagen, plus an extensive network of auto parts suppliers, Tennessee has firmly established itself as an automotive powerhouse.

Home to a vibrant entertainment scene, Tennessee's music, broadcasting, digital media, publishing, and film/TV production support over 56,000 jobs and wields a $10 billion economic impact.

Tennessee's robust agribusiness sector generates over $50 billion in economic output annually, with agricultural exports exceeding $750 million annually.

From globally recognized Tennessee whiskey to state-of-the-art cooking appliances, Tennessee's "Made in Tennessee" products are known worldwide for their craftsmanship and quality.

With over 900 healthcare companies headquartered locally, including major players like HCA, Community Health, and LifePoint Health, Tennessee is a leader in the healthcare space.

With competitive advantages across these core industries, plus the infrastructure, workforce, and business-friendly policies in place to support growth, it is easy to see why Tennessee draws investment locally and worldwide.