The U.S.-Ukraine Business Council was established in
October 1995 to advance U.S. companies' trade and investment interests in
Ukraine's significant emerging market, advocate for measures to improve
conditions for bilateral trade and investment, and generally promote strong,
friendly bilateral ties. To fulfill this mission, the Council seeks to:
The U.S.-Ukraine Business Council was established in
October 1995 to advance U.S. companies' trade and investment interests in
Ukraine's significant emerging market, advocate for measures to improve
conditions for bilateral trade and investment, and generally promote strong,
friendly bilateral ties. To fulfill this mission, the Council seeks to:
Assure that the U.S. business viewpoint is known and
given highest consideration in the formulation of U.S. Government policies
towards Ukraine;
Assure that the U.S. business perspective, including
the U.S. business community's desire to contribute constructively to Ukraine's
vigorous market development, is understood within the Ukrainian public and
private sectors;
Make U.S. business views known to the Government and
private sector of Ukraine with respect to policies and legal, regulatory and
other matters which bear significantly upon the willingness or ability of U.S.
companies to trade with or invest in Ukraine;
Facilitate direct contacts between its members and
senior Ukrainian Government and business leaders which foster the elimination
of impediments to trade or investment or which otherwise can materially assist
the realization of investment or trade opportunities.
In support of its mission, the Council works closely
with the full range of other organizations interested in supporting a growing
commercial relationship between the United States and Ukraine.
LEGAL STATUS
The U.S.-Ukraine Business Council is incorporated in
the District of Columbia as a 501(c)6 non-profit trade association.
GOVERNANCE
Council policies are established by the Board of
Directors, on which each Regular Member has a seat. The Board of Directors
meets at least annually.
Between meetings of the Board of Directors, its powers
are exercised by its elected Executive Committee. Officers of the corporation
are the President and Secretary/Treasurer. The President serves as the Council's
Chief Executive Officer.
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