Organizations and Businesses

The Philadelphia region is home to hundreds of non-profit organizations, civic and professional associations, and public agencies dedicated to connecting the region to the rest of the world and enhancing its international reputation.  

Whether it's an international development agency working on behalf of women's rights in Afghanistan or teaching sustainable agricultural techniques in Africa, an association of citizens organized in support of the goals of the United Nations, a chapter of the International Visitors Council dedicated to citizen diplomacy, or a chamber of commerce focused on promoting business ties with South America, you can find it here.

From multi-national corporations to neighborhood restaurants specializing in ethnic and regional cuisine; from law and accounting firms that handle cross-border transactions every day to a busy port that ships a world of goods; from airlines serving both Asia and Europe to a pharmaceutical industry that spans the globe; and from international investors to small-to-medium businesses that import and export goods of every kind, the Greater Philadelphia business community is one of the keys to the region’s vibrant international character.

 

Featured Organization / Business: Philadelphia Global Business Alliance

 Philadelphia Global Business Alliance (PGBA) provides a comprehensive range of resources to international companies planning to establish themselves in the Greater Philadelphia Area, which includes New Jersey and Delaware, as they enter the US market and offer assistance to those companies seeking to expand their business globally.

 

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The Pan-American Association of Philadelphia is a member-based organization of educators, political scientists, diplomats, business and community leaders, and students who share an interest in the people and countries of the Americas and Caribbean. The Association promotes cultural, educational, and social activities designed to increase understanding and cooperation among the peoples of the Americas.
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Paul Robeson, a renowned singer, actor, and activist, spent his final years in Philadelphia at 4951 Walnut Street, a historic house purchased by his sister Marian R. Forsythe and her husband, Dr. James Forsythe. In the late 1950s, the Forsythes made this three-story residence their home, where they later welcomed Robeson after the death of his wife in 1965. Despite being a retired schoolteacher, Marian, who was four years older than Robeson, provided him with loving care and created a warm and comfortable environment.

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Peace Day Philly is a volunteer initiative that promotes local participation in the United Nations International Day of Peace (“Peace Day”), a worldwide day of ceasefire and non-violence observed annually on September 21. The Peace Day Philly initiative welcomes organizations, neighborhoods, community groups, schools, law enforcement, civic leaders and individuals to participate in this global day by creating and participating in peace and non-violence activities on and around September 21 in the Philadelphia region.
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The University of Pennsylvania’s Arab Student Society’s (PASS) goal is to provide our university with an organization geared towards exploring Arab heritage and culture.
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The Penn Cultural Heritage Center (Penn CHC) is a research, outreach, and educational center at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
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Education
Penn Global provides strategic direction for Penn’s global endeavors with a focus on efficient investment of university resources for global activities. Penn Global collaborates with Schools and Center across the University and seeks to catalyze cross-school collaborations to integrate knowledge that addresses key issues. We partner with leaders from Penn and around the world to develop innovative interdisciplinary global strategies, initiatives and programs.
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Penn Intermodal Leasing, LLC offers durable, light-weight drop frame chassis for bulk liquid transportation. r. Typical lease terms range from 1 year to 3 years. We offer nationwide availability, flexible lease plans and personal service to get your bulk liquid freight on the road. Our fleet of drop frame chassis includes a selection of drop frame chassis models in closed-tandem, spreadaxle and triaxle configurations. Additional features such as full length walkways and rear steps are available on most newer models. Our exceptional customer services along with industry-leading expertise make us an ideal choice for tank chassis leasing. Call us today at 1-888-909-PENN to find out more about our equipment, lease plans and availability.
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We create the conditions for policy innovation that support a just and efficient transition to sustainable energy.

We envision an equitable energy system that optimizes productivity through smart demand, sustainable supply, and compensated externalities.


We support Penn research through a variety of programs and bring distinguished and diverse energy leaders and scholars to Penn for visits and residencies.

We encourage students from across disciplines to participate in our energy courses and professional development programs, and we connect them to key resources.