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How to Engage with GBA

The Global Business Alliance (GBA) has two standing committees largely divided by executive function. Within each, working groups help formulate positions and tactics on specific issues or advocacy campaigns as they arise.

Explaining UTPR and the Pillar II Framework

The OECD Pillar II proposal, also known as the Global Minimum Tax, is part of the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on […]

GBA Statement on the Defending American Jobs and Investment Act

Nancy McLernon, president and CEO of the Global Business Alliance, today issued the following statement in response to the introduction […]

Siemens Creating New Apprenticeship, Training and Hiring Programs to Build an Electric Vehicle Workforce, Creating Hundreds of Jobs

Siemens is responding to the need for new manufacturing, R&D, and engineering roles to fill skilled positions in the electric […]

Toyota’s Pledge to Increase Workforce Training Opportunities

Toyota has committed, through the Pledge to America’s Workers, to provide 200,000 workforce training opportunities over the next five years […]

Promoting Fair State Tax Policies

GBA’s advocacy efforts ensure that international companies operating in the United States have access to fair tax policies that promote […]

Buy American: Uncovering the Unintended Consequences of Well-intentioned Policies

In the pursuit of economic patriotism, state-level “Buy American” procurement policies have gained traction as a means of promoting domestic […]

GBA Supports a Robust CFIUS Process for a Secure and Thriving US Economy

In an age of globalization and rapid technological advances, maintaining U.S. national security while fostering international collaboration is a delicate […]

Restore the EBITDA Standard

The Global Business Alliance advocates to maintain the OECD international standard allowing for depreciation and amortization to be maintained as […]

Preserving the Ability for American Innovation (Restoring Sec. 174)

International companies operating in the United States spend over $71 billion on U.S. R&D activities and support 245,300 American R&D […]

Preserving the LDA Protection: A Crucial Safeguard for International Companies in the United States

The goal of safeguarding U.S. public policy from undue foreign influence is critically important to our democracy. But U.S. employees […]