SMART Community Exchange
SMART Community Exchange is a Public Private Partnership operating programs, trade missions, and corporate councils that help foreign companies enter the US market, with anchor transatlantic Nordic corridors and expanding presence in India, Africa, and the Pacific Islands.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2016
- HeadquartersThe Villages, United States
- Headcount1–10
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What SMART Community Exchange does
SMART Community Exchange (SCE) is a privately held Public Private Partnership (P3) organized as SMART Community Exchange, LLC, headquartered in The Villages, Florida, and founded in 2016. The company operates a multi-program ecosystem designed to facilitate US market entry for foreign businesses and transatlantic cooperation, anchored by the Market Expansion USA Program, the 12-month Virtual Market Expansion (VME) Program, and SMART Trade Missions. It runs several corporate partner programs including SMART Community Council USA and Nordic Business Council USA, plus specialized initiatives such as SMART Education Exchange, Women in SMART, and SMART-R Communities 2025-29, with adjacent programs in critical infrastructure (Secure America SMART-R) and esports (US-Nordic Cup). The platform is supported by a network claimed at 6 million+ business leaders, 6,000+ partner organizations, and 500+ SMART Communities across US states, with co-founders Minna LeVine (Chairman) and Tana Torrano (Co-Chair) leading operations.
SCE's technology stack includes AI-powered Digital Triplets (virtual advisors operating in over 80 languages for 24/7 multilingual engagement), an XR-based Conference Center with virtual exhibition booths, a Virtual Trade Mission platform, and the SMART Community Programs learning management system. Revenue is generated entirely through transactional and recurring fees: tiered annual memberships from $2,500 (Regional Advisor) to $25,000 (Exchange Partner), Market Expansion USA cohorts at $1,200-$2,500 per step or $15,000 for the full 12-month VME, event sponsorships at $500-$2,500, business roundtables at $97 per person, and live trade missions at $5,000-$7,500 per person. Geographic reach spans the United States, the five Nordic countries, India (launched March 2025), the Pacific Islands (December 2025), and Africa via regional advisors, with the Nordic transatlantic corridor established since 2017 remaining the flagship corridor.
The business model is fundamentally association- and network-driven rather than venture-backed: no funding rounds are disclosed, the entity is privately funded through partner and membership revenues, and operations are led by a small founding team. Brand credibility is reinforced through media credentials from CNBC, CBS, NBC, ABC, and Fox News, national press release distribution to 150,000+ journalists, and the registered SMART-R© trademark.
SMART Community Exchange firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- SMART Community Exchange
- Legal name
- SMART Community Exchange, LLC
- Website
- https://smartcommunityexchange.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2016
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 1–10 employees
- Short description
- SMART Community Exchange is a Public Private Partnership operating programs, trade missions, and corporate councils that help foreign companies enter the US market, with anchor transatlantic Nordic corridors and expanding presence in India, Africa, and the Pacific Islands.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
SMART Community Exchange industry classification
Industry- Product category
- International Trade Facilitation & Market Expansion Services
- NAICS
- Civic and Social Organizations (813410)
- SIC
- Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Smart Cities & Urban Innovation Programs (Digital Planning, Civic Tech for Cities) (BPAIANAJ)
- akta.pro secondary industry
- Short-Term Exchange & Visiting Student Programs (EDAIABAG)
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Where SMART Community Exchange is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- The Villages
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices1 record
Markets served
SMART Community Exchange business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others
Revenue model
- Tiered Membership and Participation Fees: Annual membership/participation fees at multiple tiers: Regional Advisor ($2,500/yr), Regional Exchange Partner ($5,000/yr), Preferred Service Provider ($10,000/yr), Tech Hub and Business Incubator ($10,000/yr), Exchange Partner ($25,000/yr). Higher tiers include all benefits of lower tiers. These represent recurring subscription revenue from businesses seeking market access.
- Market Expansion Training Programs: Three-step paid cohort program: Step 1 registration $1,200, Step 2 immersion week $2,500, Step 3 business development $2,500. The full 12-month Virtual Market Expansion Program (VME) costs $15,000 per company (includes 2 executives). Planning guide and foreign investor guides provided as part of the curriculum.
- Event Sponsorships and Tickets: Event sponsorship packages at multiple levels: Event Sponsor ($2,500 includes 10 tickets), Table Sponsor ($1,000 includes 6 tickets), Meal/Networking Sponsor ($500 includes 2 tickets). Business roundtables priced at $97 per person. Annual sponsorships available at higher tiers.
- Business Directory Listings: Companies listed in SMART Community Directory and Nordic Business Directory receive international exposure, partnered marketing opportunities, and training access. Listings included at no additional cost for sponsors and partners; standalone listings available.
- Trade Mission Fees: Live trade missions to Finland, Sweden, and US states priced at $5,000–$7,500 per person, including accommodations, meals, VIP roundtables, site visits, and local transfers. Airfare not included.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | Annual | Regional Advisor – $2,500/year: Access to resources, advisor updates, marketing programs, briefings; article/webinar publication; As Seen on TV media credentials; participation as service provider in virtual trade missions and immersion weeks; regional publications spotlight |
| Subscription | Annual | Regional Exchange Partner – $5,000/year: Articles, webinars, interviews for publication; virtual events for region; engagement with SMART Community projects; national press release; custom regional publication; partner network access |
| Subscription | Annual | Preferred Service Provider – $10,000/year: 12-month SMART Community Program access; initiative participation; product/service training and updates; regional service support for businesses |
| Subscription | Annual | Tech Hub and Business Incubator – $10,000/year: Virtual events featuring location; custom publication; company spotlight opportunities; immersion week hosting |
| Subscription | Annual | Exchange Partner – $25,000/year: Full program access; all SMART Community Exchange events and initiatives; partner logo in marketing; promoted through 6M+ network; all other tier benefits included |
| Subscription | Pay-as-you-go | Market Expansion USA Step 1 – $1,200 one-time: Self-paced executive training; monthly briefings; planning guide access; soft landing research for all 50 states; tech hubs guide; market entry documentation |
| Subscription | Pay-as-you-go | Market Expansion USA Step 2 – $2,500 billed after cohort acceptance: 5-day immersion week; briefings, events, business roundtables; partner/investor meetings; site visits; partner updates |
| Subscription | Pay-as-you-go | Market Expansion USA Step 3 – $2,500: Preferred service provider introductions; soft-landing process assistance; VIP roundtables; by-invitation-only events |
| Subscription | Multi-year contract | 12-Month Virtual Market Expansion Program (VME) – $15,000 total: All three steps; 12 weeks executive training; regional advisors; US government agency training; trade missions; directory listing; event invitations |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Event Sponsorship – $2,500 per event: International press release; website and marketing inclusion; 10 event tickets; keynote speaker introduction; post-event marketing; virtual showcase |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Table Sponsor – $1,000 per event: 6 event tickets; marketing inclusion |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Meal and Networking Sponsor – $500 per event: 2 event tickets |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Nordic Energy Week Trade Mission – $7,500 per person: 7 nights hotel; all meals including VIP roundtables and by-invitation-only dinners; daily transfers; trade mission program |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Nordic Business Exchange Trade Mission Finland – $5,000 per person: Business listing in online directory; trade mission program; roundtable participation |
| One time/ perpetual license | Pay-as-you-go | Business Roundtable Registration – $97 per person: Event attendance, lunch, program |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels6 records
Marketing channels10 records
SMART Community Exchange product offering
Product offeringCore offering
SMART Community Exchange operates a Public Private Partnership (P3) ecosystem that delivers paid executive training programs, live and virtual trade missions, tiered corporate partnership memberships, and business councils (Nordic Business Council USA, SMART Community Council USA, Women in SMART) to help international companies enter and expand in the United States. Programs are anchored in a three-step Market Expansion USA curriculum ($1,200–$15,000) and supplemented by SMART Trade Missions, business directories, planning guides, and the SMART-R resilient infrastructure partnership.
Product overview
SMART Community Exchange (SCE) is a Public Private Partnership (P3) operating a multi-platform ecosystem of international business development programs. The core offering consists of the Market Expansion USA Program (a three-step training and immersion program) and Virtual Market Expansion (VME) 12-month program, complemented by SMART Trade Missions for hands-on market exploration. Supporting programs include SMART Education Exchange for education-focused exchanges, SMART Community Council USA and Nordic Business Council USA for executive networking councils, Women in SMART for gender-inclusive business development, and the SMART Speaker Series for thought leadership. The platform also provides business directories (SMART Community Directory and Nordic Business Directory), planning guides (Market Expansion USA Planning Guide, Foreign Investor USA Guide, Technology Hubs USA Guide), and the US-Nordic Cup esports initiative. AI-powered Digital Triplet/AI Mentor services offer 24/7 multilingual business advisory capabilities. The SMART-R Communities 2025-29 program and Secure America SMART-R initiative focus on resilient infrastructure development.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- SMART-R: SMART + RESILIENT infrastructure initiative focused on building sustainable national security and preparedness through resilient critical infrastructure.
- Secure America SMART-R
Products and services
- Market Expansion USA Program A three-step executive-level training program that empowers international innovators, entrepreneurs, and senior professionals with knowledge, resources, and tools to plan for new market expansion in the United States. Includes virtual training (Step 1 $1,200), immersion week cohort (Step 2 $2,500), and business development access (Step 3 $2,500).
- Virtual Market Expansion (VME) Program A 12-month training program for foreign company executives that includes new market expansion training modules (Modules 1-7), 12 weeks of virtual executive training, access to regional business advisors, US government agency training, virtual trade missions, site selection support, and introductions to partners, distributors, and investors. Priced at $15,000 per company (includes 2 executives).
- SMART Trade Missions Live and virtual trade missions to the United States, US Territories, and allied countries (including Finland, Sweden, and US states) providing foreign investors and business executives access to SMART Community intelligence, resources, business contacts, accommodations, meals, VIP roundtables, site visits, and local transfers. Per-person fees range from $5,000 to $7,500.
- SMART Education Exchange (SEE) An international network of experts in SMART Education and workforce development that shares information with administrators, educators, business leaders, and policymakers to drive innovation in SMART Education globally. Includes a learning platform at SMARTCommunityPrograms.com and country-specific initiatives (Pacific Islands, Finland Initiative).
- SMART Community Initiatives Strategic mission-driven initiatives covering Infrastructure, Clean Energy/Sustainability, Mobility/Transportation, Frontier Technologies, Safety/Civic Engagement, Architecture/Culture/Design, Finance PPP, Health/AgTech/Food Security, and Education sectors for SMART community development.
- SMART Community Council USA Corporate partner program and executive council that connects businesses in the United States, drives B2B cooperation through active engagement, and provides strategic insights and exclusive invitations to program forums and the SMART-R Communities program.
- Nordic Business Council USA Executive council that drives USA-Nordic cooperation, shares stakeholder perspectives, and helps power enterprises, organizations, institutions, and governments with strategic insight for Nordic market engagement. Includes the Nordic Business Directory and organizes the Nordic Business Exchange and Nordic Innovation Exchange.
- Women in SMART Professional development program for women business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals who wish to make an impact in SMART Communities, access SMART markets, and advance international SMART trade through mentorship, networking, and VME USA cohorts for women.
- SMART-R Communities 2025-29 A Public-Private Partnership program designed to enable and accelerate SMART-R (SMART + Resilient) growth, providing technology companies access to regional resources, training, market insights, and business ecosystems for US market entry and expansion across the 2025-2029 period.
- Transatlantic Trade, Technology, and Security Partnership Program Program organized to support the Transatlantic Trade and Technology Council (TTC) initiative, driving transatlantic trade, technology, and security partnerships through executive-level forums, cohorts, and trade missions.
- Economic Development Partner Program Program helping US Economic Development Organizations and Foreign Trade Partners identify companies ready for new market entry and connecting them with business executives seeking to internationalize their operations.
- Secure America SMART-R (Public-Private Preparedness Partnership) Private-Public Preparedness Partnership (P4) focused on building and sustaining SMART-R critical infrastructure to address cybersecurity vulnerabilities and national preparedness through information exchange. Co-led with American Infrastructure Renaissance & National Preparedness Council (AIRNPC).
- Digital Triplet / AI Mentor AI-powered virtual advisor available 24/7/365 that shares business messages in over 80 languages, simulates outcomes, offers recommendations, and improves human-AI interaction for international business engagement. Can be embedded in the digital SMART Community Conference Center and on a company's own website.
- Business Advisor Program Program enabling business advisors to share expertise with businesses seeking to enter or expand in specific regions through webinars, speaking engagements, articles, panels, newsletters, and global directory listings. Recommended for international speaking engagements via the SMART Speakers' Bureau.
- SMART Community Directory International business directory providing businesses with international exposure, partnered marketing opportunities, training from business advisors, and private invitations to global events.
- Nordic Business Directory Nordic-focused international business directory offering businesses exposure in Nordic-US markets with marketing opportunities, advisor training, and event invitations.
Quantifiable outcome
- Value of the 12-month Virtual Market Expansion Program stated at over $75,000 per company for a total cost of $15,000
- +1 more outcomes
Companies that use SMART Community Exchange
Customer profileNamed customers7 records
Segments6 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
SMART Community Exchange technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
AI capability6 records
Feature4 records
SMART Community Exchange partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
28 partnerships are on record, tiered regional, program, founding, core and technology.
- SMART Education Exchange Pacific IslandsregionalSMART Education Exchange Pacific Islands was launched in December 2025 as a regional expansion of the SMART Education Exchange program, led by SMART Community Council USA with Pacific Island partners.
- Drop In GamingprogramDrop In Gaming partnered with Nordic Business Council and Cyber Bytes Foundation in January 2024 to announce the US Nordic Cup for eSports, a year-long series of esports tournaments connecting high school/college students in Nordic countries with US peers.
- Platform6 (Tampere Region, Finland)regionalPlatform6 in Tampere Region, Finland hosts Nordic Business Roundtables and provides regional business ecosystem access for SMART Community Exchange programs in Finland.
- SMART Community Exchange IndiaregionalSMART Community Exchange India was launched in March 2025 as a regional expansion, bringing SMART Community Exchange programs and partnerships to India.
- Chamber of Eco CommercefoundingChamber of Eco Commerce is a founding partner of SMART Community Exchange and SMART Community Council USA. CEO Minna LeVine serves as CoFounder SMART Community Exchange and Chairman of SMART Community Council and Nordic Business Council. The Chamber is a key strategic partner driving eco commerce and SMART community initiatives.
- Market Vision Consulting, LLCfoundingMarket Vision Consulting, LLC is a founding partner of SMART Community Exchange, SMART Community Council USA, and Nordic Business Council USA. CEO Tana Torrano serves as CoFounder of all three organizations and manages program coordination and economic development partner relationships.
- SMART Learning Environments LLCfoundingSMART Learning Environments LLC is a founding member of SMART Community Council and Nordic Business Council USA. Supports SMART Education Exchange programs, school safety initiatives, and 21st century learning environment development.
- American Resilience LLCfoundingAmerican Resilience LLC is a founding partner providing national security and critical infrastructure resilience expertise. Col. Jeff Gaynor serves as National Security Advisor for SMART Community Exchange and leads the SECURE AMERICA SMART-R© initiative.
- ADR GroupcoreADR Group serves as a founding partner and SMART Community Exchange Advisor for India. Mohan Nadarajan, VP ADR Group, represents the partnership and provides advisory services for the India region.
- Cyber Bytes FoundationcoreCyber Bytes Foundation is a strategic partner hosting Transatlantic Business Roundtables at Quantico, VA. Nancy Patillo, Executive Director of Cyber Bytes Foundation, serves on the SMART Community Council. Cyber Bytes Foundation also co-hosts Cyber Bytes Foundation Trade Missions and serves as a regional partner for defense and cybersecurity initiatives.
- Curiosity Lab at Peachtree CornerscoreCuriosity Lab at Peachtree Corners, Georgia, is the world's first 5G-enabled living laboratory for smart city and autonomous vehicle technologies. It hosts SMART Community Exchange annual summits, Nordic Business Roundtables, and trade missions. Features include a 3-mile public autonomous vehicle roadway, intelligent traffic cameras, smart streetlights, and a 25,000-square-foot innovation center.
- City of Peachtree CornerscoreCity of Peachtree Corners, Georgia, co-hosts SMART Community Exchange events and Nordic Business Council roundtables. Assistant City Manager Seth Yurman serves on the SMART Community Council. The city provides a living lab environment for SMART technologies.
- Nordic Business Council USAcoreNordic Business Council USA is a sub-council of SMART Community Exchange that drives USA-Nordic cooperation. It is a Corporate Partner Program connecting Nordic businesses in the US, organized by the NBR Media Group. It includes a Nordic Business Directory and organizes the Nordic Business Exchange and Nordic Innovation Exchange.
- SMART Community Council USAcoreSMART Community Council USA is a sub-council of SMART Community Exchange — a Corporate Partner Program connecting businesses in the US. It drives B2B cooperation through active Corporate Partner engagement, organizes SMART Community Review speaker series, and hosts the SMART-R Communities program. Members include enterprise executives from diverse sectors.
- Nordic Innovation ExchangecoreNordic Innovation Exchange, housed at Curiosity Lab in Peachtree Corners, connects Nordic companies with US innovation ecosystems. Announced new home in 2023 at Curiosity Lab in Silicon Orchard. Part of the Nordic Business Council USA ecosystem.
- SMART Education Exchange (SEE)coreSMART Education Exchange (SEE) is a fast-growing international network of leading experts in SMART Education and workforce development. Led by SMART Community Council USA with global SMART Community partners. Learning platform at SMARTCommunityPrograms.com. Has launched Pacific Islands program (2025) and Finland Initiative (2025).
- Praxis Africa Ltd.regionalPraxis Africa Ltd., led by Delore Zimmerman (Founder and President), serves as SMART Community Exchange Advisor for Africa and announced the SMART Community Agriculture Project in September 2024.
- Women in SMARTcoreWomen in SMART is a partner program of SMART Community Council USA that connects international female entrepreneurs, inventors, scientists, and industry professionals with business opportunities, training, resources, and contacts for doing business in SMART Communities. Has launched Virtual Market Expansion USA cohorts for women.
- XR PresencetechnologyXR Presence serves as SMART Community Exchange's XR Partner, providing extended reality conference and exhibition technology for digital SMART Community Conference Center and virtual exhibition experiences.
- uQualiotechnologyuQualio is a technology partner providing video-based learning platform technology. CPO Christian Bjerre Nielsen serves as SMART Community Exchange Advisor for Nordic Region. uQualio supports SMART Education Exchange and workforce development programs.
- Advanced Organizing Systems Inc. (AOS)technologyAdvanced Organizing Systems Inc. (AOS) is a sponsor and technology partner of SMART Community Exchange, supporting program operations and event logistics technology.
- American Infrastructure Renaissance / National Preparedness Council (AIRNPC)coreAIRNPC (American Infrastructure Renaissance & National Preparedness Council) co-leads the SECURE AMERICA SMART-R© Private-Public Preparedness Partnership (P4) with SMART Community Exchange, focusing on building and sustaining SMART-R critical infrastructure across the US.
- National Coalition for the Infrastructure Bank (NIB)coreNational Coalition for the Infrastructure Bank (NIB) co-presents SECURE AMERICA SMART-R© briefings, providing expertise on funding American infrastructure and connecting infrastructure providers with public and private financing mechanisms.
- Economic Development Organizations (EDOs)regionalEconomic Development Organizations in US states serve as Economic Development Partners (EDPs) for the Virtual Market Expansion Program, providing local business advisory, regional resources, and hosting virtual trade mission events for foreign companies targeting specific US regions.
- RAIsoftfoundingRAIsoft (Oy RAIsoft Ltd.) is a founding member of Nordic Business Council USA, providing technology and software expertise to the Nordic-US partnership ecosystem.
- ScanfilfoundingScanfil is a founding member of Nordic Business Council USA, contributing manufacturing and supply chain expertise to the Nordic-US business network.
- WärtsiläcoreWärtsilä joined Nordic Business Council USA in April 2021 to drive Nordic cooperation in the United States, contributing energy and marine technology expertise to SMART Community initiatives.
- Scandinavian Airlines (SAS)coreScandinavian Airlines (SAS) joined Nordic Business Council USA in April 2021 to drive Nordic cooperation in the United States, supporting Nordic-US connectivity and trade mission logistics.
Scale indicators8 records
Recent moves9 records
Expansion highlights7 records
SMART Community Exchange competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- SelectUSA: US federal government program within the International Trade Administration promoting inbound foreign direct investment into the United States. Comparable to SCE's Market Expansion USA / VME Program as a US market-entry facilitation platform, though SCE is private and premium-priced.
Direct peers
- Global Chamber: Cross-border membership organization that helps member businesses grow internationally across many country corridors. Comparable to SCE's multi-corridor model (Nordic, India, Pacific Islands, Africa) with tiered memberships, trade missions, and online directories.
- Smart Cities Council: Global membership organization advancing smart city and infrastructure innovation through member programs, events, and partner networks. Highly comparable to SCE's SMART Community Exchange and SMART-R initiatives given shared SMART cities/communities focus and council/partner membership model.
- World Trade Centers Association: Global membership network of World Trade Center organizations facilitating international trade, investment, and business connections. Comparable to SCE as a membership-driven international business exchange platform with tiered participation and trade mission activity.
- British-American Business (BAB): Transatlantic membership organization connecting UK and US businesses through events, networking, and policy advocacy. Comparable to SCE's Nordic Business Council USA as a bilateral trade council with tiered membership and executive forums.
- European American Business Council (EABC): Transatlantic business network connecting European and American executives through policy briefings, summits, and member programs. Comparable to SCE's executive forums, Transatlantic Trade/Technology/Security Partnership program, and tiered council membership model.
- German American Chambers of Commerce (GACC): Bilateral chamber-of-commerce network linking German and US businesses through events, member services, and market entry support. Comparable to SCE in providing structured US market entry programs, trade missions, and tiered membership for a specific international partner country.
Regional players
- Innovation Norway: Norwegian government agency supporting Norwegian companies in international markets and attracting foreign investment to Norway. Comparable to SCE's Nordic Business Council USA and Nordic Business Exchange for cross-Atlantic Nordic-US business facilitation.
- Finnish-American Chamber of Commerce (FACC): Bilateral organization supporting Finnish-US business relations, trade missions, and member networking. Comparable to SCE's Nordic Business Council USA and SMART Education Exchange Finland initiatives as a Finland-focused market entry and education channel.
- Business Sweden: Swedish government agency helping Swedish companies internationalize and foreign companies invest in Sweden. Directly comparable to SCE's Nordic Business Council USA corridor in mission and bilateral Nordic-US trade facilitation.
Market position
Strengths4 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks5 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about SMART Community Exchange
What does SMART Community Exchange do?
SMART Community Exchange operates a Public Private Partnership (P3) ecosystem that delivers paid executive training programs, live and virtual trade missions, tiered corporate partnership memberships, and business councils (Nordic Business Council USA, SMART Community Council USA, Women in SMART) to help international companies enter and expand in the United States. Programs are anchored in a three-step Market Expansion USA curriculum ($1,200–$15,000) and supplemented by SMART Trade Missions, business directories, planning guides, and the SMART-R resilient infrastructure partnership.
Is SMART Community Exchange a public or private company?
SMART Community Exchange is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.
When was SMART Community Exchange founded?
SMART Community Exchange was founded in 2016. It employs 1 to 10 people.
Where is SMART Community Exchange based?
SMART Community Exchange is headquartered in The Villages, United States, in the North America region.
How does SMART Community Exchange make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Tiered Membership and Participation Fees are the primary driver. The others are market Expansion Training Programs, event Sponsorships and Tickets, business Directory Listings and trade Mission Fees.
Who are SMART Community Exchange's main competitors?
SelectUSA is listed as a broad incumbent. Direct peers are Global Chamber, Smart Cities Council, World Trade Centers Association, British-American Business (BAB), European American Business Council (EABC) and German American Chambers of Commerce (GACC). Regional players are Innovation Norway, Finnish-American Chamber of Commerce (FACC) and Business Sweden.
Does SMART Community Exchange have an API?
No public API is recorded for SMART Community Exchange.
What industry is SMART Community Exchange in?
SMART Community Exchange's product category is International Trade Facilitation & Market Expansion Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIANAJ, Smart Cities & Urban Innovation Programs (Digital Planning, Civic Tech for Cities), with a secondary code of EDAIABAG, Short-Term Exchange & Visiting Student Programs. Its NAICS code is 813410 and its SIC code is 8600.