The CBI and BAB announce partnership to enhance UK-US trade and investment
The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) and BritishAmerican Business (BAB) have agreed a new partnership aimed at promoting the UK-US relationship and securing opportunities for businesses on both sides of the Atlantic.
Through this partnership, the CBI and BAB will promote bilateral trade and investment while working with the UK and US governments to support growth. At a time of heightened geopolitical unpredictability, working closely with international partners to create mutual benefits for businesses has never been more important.
What does this partnership mean for CBI and BAB members?
- Deeper insights into transatlantic political, economic and trade issues
- CBI-BAB collaboration on priority UK-US issues
- Events and networking opportunities
With the Economic Prosperity Deal in place, the CBI and BAB will support firms in navigating the transatlantic business environment and identifying new business opportunities.
Duncan Edwards, CEO of BritishAmerican Business, commented: “The Trump administration has put trade policy at the heart of its agenda, which presents both opportunities and risks for transatlantic businesses. By aligning our efforts with the CBI, alongside other partners, we can more effectively supports companies to succeed both ways across the Atlantic, and collectively champion policies that reduce barriers to trade and investment.”
Rain Newton-Smith, CBI chief executive, added: “Collaborating with BritishAmerican Business enhances our ability to advocate for UK businesses abroad. We will work together to ensure the voices of our members are heard from Westminster to Washington DC, promoting a business environment that encourages investment and growth across the Atlantic.”