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Florida

Where others go on vacation, we build business relationships. Our Florida Chapter connects German and American companies in one of the most international markets in the U.S. — from Miami to Tampa. Innovation, industry, and global momentum? This is where you belong.

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Our Chapter. Our Platform.

What do we offer? A network with real value.
Through strong partnerships with local and nationwide organizations such as the City of Orlando, Enterprise Florida, the Tampa Port Authority, as well as renowned institutions like the Bauer Foundation, the Max Planck Florida Institute, and Holland & Knight, we create meaningful connections that deliver results.

 

Whether through events, direct exchange, or as a partner for new projects — our Chapter stands for German-American business momentum in one of the most exciting markets in the U.S.

Get to know our Florida Leadership Team!

Name

Function

Position + Company

Tobias BorawskiChapter DirectorManaging DirectorAstaras, Inc
Roland ChaseHonorary ConsulShareholderHill Ward Henderson
Crispin TeufelLeadership Committee MemberChief Executive OfficerNational Seating & Mobility
Norma Henning, J.D.Leadership Committee MemberPartnerMacaluso LLP
Maximilian SchüppelLeadership Committee MemberBusiness Development ManagerPuraglobe
Thomas ButschLeadership Committee MemberPresidentButsch Corp
Andre SluczkaLeadership Committee MemberFounder & CEODatagrate, Inc.

Questions about membership opportunities and events in Florida? Contact:

Interested in entering the Florida market?

Learn more about Market Entry in Florida and reach out to our Consulting Services team! 

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    Market Entry & Business Development

    Breaking into the U.S. market? Don't just show up, but scale with strategy. At GACC South, we turn ambition into action, helping German-speaking companies navigate the complex realities of U.S. expansion—starting with the South.