National Foreign Trade Council Foundation
Incorporated in 1979, the National Foreign Trade Council Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization, serves as the educational arm of the NFTC. Its mission is to inspire, promote, encourage and facilitate international trade and investment in order to enhance economic growth and job creation throughout the world. The Foundation furthers its mission through educational activities, including seminars and meetings, providing members with current information on international economics, conducting and disseminating research and studies.
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