November 19, 2018

The Chamber hosted the Border Trade Alliance Board of Directors meeting last week where Paola Avila, Vice President of International Business Affairs, was re-elected Board Chair for a second year. Representing a large network of public and private sector members from across the U.S., the BTA is a non-profit organization that advocates for policies and initiatives designed to improve border affairs and trade relations among Canada, Mexico and the U.S.

The Chamber values its involvement with the BTA as it serves to strengthen our voice in D.C. and partnerships across the U.S. Through this role, the Chamber’s voice is augmented in Senate hearings and policy conferences held in DC, Mexico City, and throughout the U.S.-Mexico border region.