Italian managers entering the United States can now access the updated 2026 Smart Country Guide for the West Coast, released on Nov. 12, 2026, to help firms follow local regulations and find investment opportunities.
The project is promoted by the Consulate General of Italy in Los Angeles, in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy in San Francisco and the ITA Agency office in Los Angeles, conslosangeles.esteri.it reported.
Bonfiglioli Consulting developed the updated digital handbook through its United States branch. The publication benefits from contributions by key Italian institutions operating on the West Coast, including the Italian American Chamber of Commerce of the West and the innovation hub INNOVIT.
The revised edition maintains the core structure of the original handbook while introducing targeted updates to reflect changes in the American business climate. It provides practical directions, insights, and suggestions for Italian entrepreneurs aiming to establish operations in North America.
Expert Contributions and Practical Tools
The updated guide features specialized contributions from private sector professionals across legal, tax, and logistics fields. Participating firms include the law firm Tarter Krinsky & Drogin LLP, tax consultancy G.C. Consultants, Inc., and supply chain provider EuroCargo.
Beyond technical compliance, the publication includes interviews with Italian managers and founders who have successfully built businesses in the United States. These first-hand accounts offer operational lessons and strategic advice for newcomers.
Who is the Smart Country Guide for?
Who is the Smart Country Guide designed for?
The publication targets Italian managers, executives, and business owners who want to evaluate or expand into the United States market.
Which institutions contributed to the 2026 update?
The handbook was produced in cooperation with the Italian consulates in Los Angeles and San Francisco, the ITA Agency, the Italian American Chamber of Commerce of the West, and INNOVIT.
What types of professional firms provided insights for the handbook?
Specialized input was provided by legal counsel from Tarter Krinsky & Drogin LLP, tax experts from G.C. Consultants, Inc., and logistics professionals from EuroCargo.
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