USA
This continues in the cooperation of various universities and colleges. The Goethe University of Frankfurt maintains partnerships with universities in St. Louis/MO, New Jersey, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Massachusetts. Due to the existing networks between representatives of the business and academic worlds, Frankfurt has become a premier destination for US companies. The growing American business community and its activities contribute to Frankfurt’s continuing attractiveness as a place to work and live in.
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Governmental Institutions
- General Consulate of the USA
- American Chamber of Commerce in Germany e. V. (AmCham)
- Council of American States in Europe C.A.S.E. Administration
- Offices of the states Iowa und North Carolina iowa@iowa-eu.de
Financial services
- American Express
- Bank of America
- Bloomberg
- Cerberus
- Citibank
- Goldman, Sachs & Co.
- JP Morgan Chase
- Morgan Stanley
- Standard Life Assurance Company
- The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation
- Western Union
Airlines
IT Services
Advisory
American Life in Frankfurt
Get to know American life in Frankfurt and feel right at home! Besides numerous bilingual schools, the city boasts German-American business clubs for men and women, English-language cinemas and theaters, a variety of sports clubs ranging from basketball to rugby, as well as restaurants and pubs offering authentic American food. The city leaves nothing to be desired for the US community. Even Elvis Presley enjoyed staying here back in his day.
Language schools and education
Frankfurt International School (FIS)
This English-language school offers the full program from preschool to A-levels. Founded in 1961, it has a long tradition. At the moment, 1,800 pupils are taught here.
ISF International School Frankfurt-Rhein-Main
The school offers schooling from preschool all through to A-levels. It was founded in 1999 by the City of Frankfurt, the State of Hessen and a number of multinational companies and accommodates up to 1,000 pupils.
Metropolitan School Frankfurt
A bilingual primary school with its own preschool. It offers education and teaching in English without neglecting pupils’ German language skills.
Erasmus School and Preschool
Annexed to this trilingual full-day primary school (German, English, Spanish) are a trilingual preschool and an integrated full-day daycare center.
European School Frankfurt
Educational and training programs in English (among other languages) for all ages from preschool to European A-levels (baccalaureate).
Culture and beyond
- Steuben-Schurz-Gesellschaft e.V.
- The Union International Club e.V.
- Country-Freunde Rhein-Main e.V. (friends of Country music)
- Anglican Episcopal Services Church of Christ the King
- Inter-Denominational Services: Atterberry Multicultural Church
Sports
American Networks in Frankfurt
Business clubs
American Chamber of Commerce in Germany e. V. (AmCham)
With about 3,000 members, the American Chamber of Commerce in Germany e. V. (AmCham Germany) is the largest bilateral business association in Europe. The businesses organized in it represent an investment of about 110 billion Euros and 800,000 direct jobs. AmCham regards itself as a communications bridge geared toward investors in the US. Its activities focus on strengthening German-American business relations and Germany as a location for doing business.
American German Business Club (AGBC e. V.)
The American German Business Club is an internationally active charitable association founded in 1964 by American entrepreneurs. Today the club has nine chapters in Germany and one in the US. Far more than 700 members from a wide variety of industries are part of AGBC e.V., for example from telecommunications, the media, finance, law, and insurance. The club aims to strengthen ties between American and German entrepreneurs by facilitating personal networking opportunities in an informal setting.
The association is a forum for discussions of national and international economic importance. It supports the free trade and the transfer of ideas between the two countries and facilitates personal interaction among the entrepreneurs of the community. Membership is not contingent upon citizenship, but open to all who share the club’s aims.
Academic institutions/Promotion of innovation
Frankfurt Innovation Center Biotechnology (FIZ)
The FIZ cooperates with the US research center “University Research Park” at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. The aims are to support international business activities and to strengthen the synergy effects in training, research, education, and business.
Goethe University of Frankfurt
The Goethe University of Frankfurt maintains partnerships with universities in Georgia, St. Louis/MO, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and New York.
Center for North America Studies (ZENAF) at the Goethe University of Frankfurt