Connecting and elevating businesses between Canada and the state of Arizona.

Welcome to the Canada Arizona Business Council (CABC), a 501(c)6 non-profit corporation connecting and elevating Canadian and Arizona businesses through one degree of separation for rapid growth. We are fueled by our extraordinary passion to create a powerful force that cannot be stopped – a force so dominant, it has nothing to lose and everything to gain.

With a membership in the CABC, you’ll gain the highest-level connections between Canada and Arizona across every major industry making the potential for growth truly unlimited. Our multinational group of decision-makers is determined to succeed where others have failed and we continually strive to accomplish what others have not yet dreamed of doing.

As one of CABC’s more than 100 member companies and affiliates, your membership includes:

  • Access to an elite network of like-minded executives who have the power to shape international success and ensure the success of any enterprise. This highly-maintained network is vast, extending across every major sector.
  • Leadership that is shrewd, strategic, and unafraid of risk.
  • Participation in our 14 initiatives.
  • Membership will have input with our newly developed research group.

Ready to reach your apex? Join the Canada Arizona Business Council today to discover just how high your business can soar.

46800

Number of Arizonans Employed by Canadian Companies

210

Number of Weekly Flights Between Canada and Arizona Pre-COVID

500+

Canadian Companies in Arizona

1500

Locations of Canadian Companies Operating in Arizona

What makes the Arizona-Canada relationship so special?

Trade growth

More than 350,000 trucks cross from Mexico into Arizona each year, many transporting goods up to Canada.

Cross-border
relationships

We have professional and personal relationships with government and private sector.

Cross-border Investment

Bilateral investment between Canada and Arizona, excluding FDI.

Tourism

$2.4 Billion is spent annually by tourists and snowbirds, excluding $4.5 Billion in residential real estate and associated products owned by Canadians.

Geography has made us neighbors. History has made us friends. Economics has made us partners, and necessity has made us allies. Those whom God has so joined together, let no man put asunder.

- John F. Kennedy