Professional Association in the United States: 15 Professionals for Your Trade Operations

A non-profit professional organization designed to promote women doing business in international trade by providing networking and educational opportunities.

Transatlantic Business Council is an elite business organization registered as a 501c3 in Metro New York.

Its objectives are to bring together C-level international business executives and to strengthen and promote bilateral investment and trade between the United States and the global market place.

Diplomacy Matters Institute is a newly established non-profit organization formed to generate new platforms for meaningful dialogue, educate foreign government and industry officials, U.S government and business leaders - and empower small businesses and entrepreneurs (SMEs) globally. Through the power of person-to-person connections and internet resources, the institute works to create actionable linkages, improving information sharing, and spurring innovation to advance global solutions to meet the challenges of our interdependent world.

Heading the organization, and building on more than 25 years experience in the international and diplomatic community, Lynn Van Fleit’s unique blend of skills enables her to lead this effort as a trusted resource and catalyst. She has extensive knowledge and proven success in building alliances and launching new initiatives involving federal, state and regional groups, industry, and the diplomatic community.

A savvy communicator, Lynn is adept at increasing cross-cultural understanding and strengthening mutually-beneficial relationships. Supported by the knowledge and expertise of a well-qualified and diversified Board of Directors, the organization has launched a number of high-profile diplomatic and industry missions and programs. New plans are currently underway for a series of briefings within Washington, DC and regions of innovation around the U.S.

The Midwest Global Trade Association is an organization of international business professionals that provides education, current information, and support to enhance the international business opportunities of its members and the community.

The Organization of Women in International Trade - New York (OWIT-NY) is a non-profit organization that provides support, inspiration, information and networking opportunities to women and men who are active members of the international trade community.

Our members represent a diverse range of occupations, including banking, finance, communications, customs and trade law, education, government and diplomacy, import and export trade, insurance, technology, trade-related non-profits, transportation and international services.

OWIT-NY is an affiliate chapter of the Organization of Women in International Trade (OWIT)

The International Trade Association of Greater Chicago is a not-for-profit group dedicated to fostering ethical international trade management practices. Founded in 1977, ITA/GC encourages development and exchange of practical, timely information and insight. Membership enables access to our extensive resources, and to discounts on special services and events.

Trade association of active exporters, offering networking among members, informative newsletter, group pavilions at international trade shows and other services.

AICC is a non-profit international business organization mission is to promote the development of trade and investment opportunities between the United States and all the countries, focus in Asia Pacific countries and China.

To promote the development of trade, commerce, and investment between the United States and International.
To provide a forum in which international businesses in the United States can identify and discuss common interests regarding their commercial interests in the United States.
To work with organizations in the American on matters of mutual interest.
To maintain relations with the Chamber of Commerce of the United States and other Chambers of Commerce or commercial organizations elsewhere.
To do all other lawful things as may be incidental or conducive to the attainment of the foregoing objectives.
Focuses on government-to-government outreach with corporate and academic support to expand trade and investment through provinces and municipalities of China . The investment by Chinese companies in the American will be facilitated by the AICC.
Seeks to increase understanding throughout the China’s markets and resources

Consider this your invitation to Plug into US Trade Policy with WITA, the Washington International Trade Association.

Trade agreements. Rules and regulations. Enforcement actions. Non-tariff barriers. Bi-lateral and multi-lateral negotiations. Intellectual property. Disputes. Enforcement actions.

To succeed in today’s ultra-competitive global marketplace, you need to stay attuned to the constantly shifting landscape affecting trade policy and global business. The implications of changes in trade rules, practices, and policies are enormous for organizations, nations, and individuals worldwide.

How does your organization plug into the forces and decisions forging the future of trade? Are you reacting to developments or shaping the discussion? Are you plugged in?

If it’s happening in trade, it’s happening at WITA. See our website www.wita.org for upcoming networking events, panel discussions, featured speakers, online career center, and sponsorship opportunities.

Stateline World Trade Association (SLWTA) promotes the following aspects of international trade: To bring knowledge and professional people together who are actively engaged in international trade. To promote professionalism and excellence in export and import management. To actively seek and support beneficial legislation in the furtherence of international trade. To recognize the many benefits to the the community,state, and nation made by firms actively engaged in international trade.