The Romanian American Chamber of Commerce

Corporate Council

The RACC™ Corporate Council is an exclusive group consisting of corporations, organizations, and individuals with significant interest in the Romanian-American marketplace. It meets quarterly in New York City or Washington, DC to:

Set policy and priorities for the RACC™ and recommend specific programs.
Discuss the current economic and political situation in Romania.
Provide direct feedback to the Ambassador and to the Consul General on issues facing major US investors in Romania.

Corporate Council programs include:

Private high-level meetings and teleconferences with the President, Prime Minister, and other top Romanian government officials.
Special task forces and coalitions to address specific regulatory, banking, currency, trade and customs issues.
Customized investment and trade missions arranged by the RACC™ and our partner associations and chambers.

Members in the Corporate Council are also given the option of nomination to the RACC™ Board of Directors and listing on the membership application. The annual dues for RACC™ Corporate Council membership are $2,500. We welcome your membership. For membership inquiries, please call (301) 656-9022 or email the RACC.

Membership has its benefits

Direct Assistance
Business Opportunity
Economic Development
Advocacy
Influence
Visibility
Savings on Programs

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