CCIIF Services Policy â June 15th 2026
In case CCIIF Office is approached for a general information, it will be provided free of charge by directing
the requester towards the online CCIIF Business Directory which will include FAQ with a list of suggested
contacts, and the list of services that can be provided by CCIIF Members (e.g. Business Development, HR,
Legal, etc).
Provided it is within the scope of its mission of improving Israel-France business relationship and on the
condition it satisfies moral and legal standards, CCIIF Board is entitled to grant the Chamberâs label to
specific business projects to be run by Members of CCIIF : Israeli companies or Israeli subs of international
groups, unless otherwise approved by CCIIF Board in specific cases. French companies must be referred to
CCFI or Business France. Collaboration and even partnership between these three organizations is
encouraged.
In case the request is for a specific kind of person, expertise or market, the Chamber will first provide
names of several Board Members with an equal opportunity to answer. In case no Board Member shows
interest within 3 working days, the Chamber will forward the request to the rest of CCIIF Members. In case
no Member shows interest within another 3 working days, the Chamber will forward the request to its
relevant Partners. In all above cases and unless the requests develops into a CCIIF labeled project, a front
referral contribution will be asked for handling the request. If the request comes from a CCIIF Member
there will be no charge.
Chamberâs label may consist either of confirming project leaderâs CCIIF Membership and/or expertise, or of
a motivated support for this specific project. In return the Chamber will perceive as contribution a
percentage of the projectâs net revenue (total amount billed to the client minus expenses) and issue the
according receipt (cf Project Business Model). In the specific case of personnel recruitment, CCIIF will
perceive as success fee a percentage of monthly salary for every employee that the Chamber (with in some
cases a Partner) have identified and helped the client company to hire.
With the same caveats as above, CCIIF is entitled to build and offer under its own name services that may
be performed either by the Chamberâs own Members or by external subcontractors. The Chamber will
then charge a providerâs compensation fee according to the importance of its contribution to the project
and issue the according receipt (cf Project Business Model).
The conditions of any CCIIF labeling or offer must be stipulated in a written contract precising what the
Chamber will provide and what it will receive in return.