Business at OECD
Location: Paris
Founded: 1962
Membership: Top business organizations from all 35 OECD member economies as well as major non-member economies
Role
Business at OECD speaks for business at the OECD. Established in 1962, it stands for policies that enable businesses of all sizes to contribute to growth, economic development and prosperity. Through Business at OECD, national business and employers federations and their members provide expertise to the OECD and governments for competitive economies, better business and better lives.
Recent News
Baird Discusses USCIB Priorities With Leaders of WTO and UNCTAD (12/1/2023) - USCIB President and CEO Whitney Baird was in Geneva the week of November 27, meeting with the heads of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) to press membership priorities. The focus of the meeting with WTO Director General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Deputy Director General Angela Ellard was industry positions for the upcoming WTO […]
Business at OECD Releases Paper on Trade Priorities, Responding to 2023 OECD Trade Strategy (11/28/2023) - This week, Business at OECD (BIAC) released its flagship paper “Trading Better, Living Better” outlining trade priorities aimed at promoting robust and resilient trade, innovation, open markets, a level the playing field and inclusivity. The paper is developed to inform the future work program of the OECD Trade and Agriculture Directorate. The paper was launched on November 27 at […]