American chambers abroad
A program for international business communities, run online in English.
AmChams, bi-national chambers, World Trade Centers, export associations and companies entering the U.S. market: your members compete online in one market, with teams from different countries.
Free 60-minute demo for your board or your team. Prices in U.S. dollars.
A program for international business communities, run online in English.
Members from two economies meet in one market and see how each side competes.
For companies that import, export or sell abroad.
Rehearse the first year in a market where local players already compete.
Teams from different countries meet in one market, and each brings its own business habits. The game shows what happens when those habits collide.
Sponsors for international programs are usually banks with trade finance.
Open online games in English run every week on U.S. and London time. Anyone can join — an easy way for your staff or board to try the game before a demo.
Every package can be paid by your chamber or by a sponsor — a bank, a credit union or another local company. The price stays the same.
Free
60 minutes · online
For your board, your staff or your bank team. See the game before you buy.
$1,500
one game · up to 20 teams
$3,000
one game · up to 20 teams
$18,000
a year · 12 games, one a month
Paid by a sponsor? The games are free for your chamber. You sign the same 12-game agreement: you provide the room, invite members and run registration — the sponsor pays us. How sponsorship works
Banks and sponsors covering several chambers: $15,000 per chamber a year from 5 chambers; exclusive territory from 3 chambers in a metro area or 10 in a state.
Each game is played in one format, like the leagues of our open games. Tickets are per team, and a team can be one person or several.
People about to start a business
Owners of a running business
Executives and management teams
+$1,500 per game on top of your package
By default, participants sit in your room and our host joins by video on your big screen. An in-person host is optional — or your sponsor's certified representative can host the game.
Program brief for your board PDF Sponsor prospectus with your chamber's name PDF
Suggested ticket prices match our open games: $25 per team for Start, $100 for Growth and $3,000 for Elite — Elite teams are usually paid for by their employer. Apply your usual member discounts. Every ticket dollar is yours.
Your chamber's result
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Travel for in-person hosts is billed at cost and not included. Suggested ticket prices; your chamber sets its own.
Elite pays for Start. And when a sponsor pays for the games, every ticket dollar is your chamber's income.
Sooner or later, every team in the game needs a loan. With Market Game, the loan they take carries your name — and your representative can host the game in the room.
| Demo game for your team | Free |
|---|---|
| One sponsored game | $3,000 |
| 12 games in one chamber | $18,000 a year |
| From 5 chambers | $15,000 per chamber a year |
| Exclusive: metro area | from 3 chambers |
| Exclusive: state | from 10 chambers |
| Host certification | $2,500 per person |
At 15–20 participants per game, $18,000 reaches 180–240 business owners a year — about $75–$100 per personal contact.
Chamber looking for a sponsor? Send your bank a ready-made sponsor prospectus with your chamber's name. Create the prospectus (PDF)
Tell us who you are and where your members do business. It takes two minutes.
A manager contacts you within one business day and sets up the demo at a time that suits you.
60 minutes online for your board, your staff or your bank team. Free.
Pilot, Signature Event or Annual Program — paid by your chamber or by a sponsor.
Members play in your room. Our host joins on the big screen, or your sponsor's certified host runs the game in person.
After every game you get a short report for your board and sponsor, and the next month's invitation texts.
Market Game is built on Capture the Market, a team business simulation created by Nikolay Bulenkov: more than twenty years in sales, management and business development, and business simulations since 2014.
Open games already run online and offline in English, Russian and Vietnamese. Market Game brings the same game to chambers of commerce, with the formats, reports and sponsorship that a chamber program needs.
Teams of your members run competing companies in one shared market for about two hours, then go through a debrief. You don't need to learn the rules in advance — nobody does. How the game works
A room, a big screen or projector and Wi-Fi. Participants play on their phones or laptops. Our host joins by video; an in-person host is optional ($1,000 per game plus travel).
Four to twenty teams per game. A team can be one person or several, and the ticket is per team. The fuller the room, the tighter the market.
Either. The price is the same. If a bank or another sponsor pays, the games are free for your chamber, and you still sign a 12-game agreement: you provide the room, invite members and run registration.
Yes, and the money stays with your chamber. Suggested prices per team: $25 for Start, $100 for Growth, $3,000 for Elite. Apply your usual member discounts. A paid ticket also cuts no-shows, which matters for a game: empty seats make the market thinner.
A game needs at least four teams. If registrations run low, we agree on a new date together.
Yes, as an option: $500 per game.
You can — open games are public and priced the same per team. A chamber program is different: it runs in your room, under your brand, for your members, and the ticket and sponsorship revenue is yours.
We invoice in U.S. dollars. The Annual Program is billed monthly under a 12-month agreement.
No. The game uses its own loan terms; your bank gives the loan its name. Nothing on screen is a credit offer, which keeps the review with your compliance team simple.
Yes. Certification costs $2,500 per person: training plus two games next to our host. After that your representative hosts in person, and our team runs the game in the background by video.
Only of those who opt in when they register. Everyone else's details stay with the chamber.
It may. When your staff provide financial education to small businesses, the activity may qualify as a community development service. The decision is your CRA officer's; we provide attendance and participant reports for your file.
Your bank becomes the only lender in our games in a territory — a metro area from 3 chambers or a whole state from 10. You get the first right to sponsor every new chamber there, a dedicated manager, quarterly reviews and host certification included.
Book a free 60-minute demo game for your board or your team. A manager will agree on a time that suits you.