The Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ECCI) is the largest and oldest business representation organization in Estonia, established in 1925. After a period of closure during the Soviet occupation, it resumed operations in 1989. With over 3,500 members, the ECCI plays a vital role in the Estonian business landscape. The ECCI's mission is to foster entrepreneurship in Estonia by engaging in economic policy development and advocating for the business community's interests. It collaborates with parliament, government, and ministries on issues like tax policies and foreign trade. The organization is governed by a board of 15 members and operates from its main office in Tallinn, with regional offices in Pärnu, Tartu, Jõhvi, and Kuressaare. To support businesses, the ECCI offers consultations, issues foreign trade documents, assists in finding business partners, organizes networking events, and provides training programs. It also publishes resources such as the "Leading Brands of Estonia" and the "Estonian Export Directory," promoting Estonian brands and exporters.