Overview

The Federal Transnational-Consortium of Commerce Group, Inc. (FTCOCG/FTCOC) is a U.S.-anchored chamber of commerce as an international business consortium organized under New York State law. FTCOCG/FTCOC is committed to advancing the interests of American and international enterprises in an increasingly interconnected global economy. Headquartered in New York, FTCOCG/FTCOC was established to fill a strategic gap in the national commercial landscape by providing high-level international advocacy, cross-border advisory services, and global economic engagement for U.S. businesses. The organization is filed under the laws of the State of New York (New York State Corporation: 7635737). (Plans may include converting to a  501(c)(6) or 501(c)(3).) 

As part of its operations, FTCOCG/FTCOC is exploring, researching, and establishing new business operations, opportunities, and revenue sources for its members. This includes engaging stakeholders, executing international trade engagements, refining strategic offerings, and forming foundational partnerships to ensure long-term sustainability and relevance. This phased approach encourages inclusive dialogue, member-driven priorities, and agile responses to emerging global challenges

FTCOCG/FTCOC is uniquely positioned at the intersection of local influence, national policy advocacy, and international trade leadership, aligned with existing and emerging trade initiatives advanced under President Donald J. Trump’s administration. Our capabilities include, but are not limited to: advanced AI-driven agent systems integrated with the proven strengths of traditional chambers of commerce, global trade facilitation, and strategic management consulting services.

Summary Core Competencies 

• Federal International and Transnational Business Advocacy: Representation, advancement, and strategic promotion of U.S. business interests in foreign markets through a diplomatic, cooperative, and internationally aligned framework.
• Regulatory & Compliance Guidance: Assistance navigating cross-border issues, ESG, and industry-specific regulations. Including the India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC) and the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a.k.a. One Belt, One Road (OBOR)
• Trade Delegation Coordination: Planning and execution of international business delegations, investment missions, and government-to-business forums.
• Economic Intelligence & Forecasting: Market research, geopolitical analysis, and economic policy reporting for strategic decision-making and peaceful trade initiatives.
• Sustainability & Governance Programs
• Capacity-Building Programs: Professional development through the U.S.-Global Business Fellowship Program and Peaceful Trade.
• Sourcing funding for the initialization and expansion of business operations.
• Matching Foreign Business Partners with US Businesses.

Differentiators

• Global Reach, U.S. Leadership: Designed for American enterprises and their overseas partners with international ambitions, FTCOCG/FTCOC bridges local advocacy with global opportunity.
• Mission-Driven: Operates as an organization committed to economic inclusivity, ethical standards, and sustainability.
• Integrated AI, Big Data, and GIS Ecosystem: FTCOCG/FTCOC convenes government agencies, chambers of commerce, NGOs, and multinational corporations to foster long-term value creation through peaceful and cooperative commerce.
• Thought Leadership: Produces high-impact policy reports, hosts executive summits, and provides direct channels to international stakeholders.
• Future Trade Treaty Development and Legislative Support: Research, advisory, and strategic support services related to the development, analysis, and advancement of emerging international trade treaties, frameworks, and cross-border economic legislation.
   
   

Strategic Goals (2025–2028)

• Expand global membership, including institutional and corporate members.
• To organize more than 6 annual summits and business delegations.
• Publish research and policy papers each year addressing global commerce trends, regulatory shifts, and trade strategy.
• Establish regional FTCOCG\FTCOC hubs of activities across Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East.
• • America First Trade Policy (AFTP)
• • Strategic Rebalancing with China
  • USMCA Renegotiation and North American Supply-Chain Strategy.
  • U.S.–Global Strategic Trade & Investment Program
  • Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) a.k.a. One Belt, One Road (OBOR)
  • India–Middle East–Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC)
  • Saudi Arabia — Vision 2030
  • European Union — Global Gateway
  • UAE — CEPA Agreements & Global Trade Expansion
  • Japan — Partnership for Quality Infrastructure (PQI)
  • South Korea — K-Semiconductor & Advanced Industry Programs
  • Singapore — Smart Nation Initiative
  • ASEAN Connectivity Programs
  • African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)
  • Brazil & Latin America Nearshoring Programs
  • Canada Critical Minerals Strategy
  • Australia Indo-Pacific Economic Strategy
  • Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Mega-Projects
  • BRICS Expansion Programs 
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Target Audience

• U.S.-based and international SMEs, corporations, and startups seeking expansion and innovation. 
• Government agencies involved in trade and economic development.
• Chambers of commerce, industry associations, and international NGOs.
• Academic institutions and think tanks focusing on commerce, diplomacy, and sustainability.

Vision Statement

To serve as the foremost platform for U.S.-led international commerce, empowering businesses to thrive globally while promoting responsible economic cooperation and shared prosperity.

For partnership opportunities, membership enrollment, or strategic inquiries, please contact

Federal Transnational Chamber of Commerce Group, Inc. (FTCOCG)
100 East 57th Street, STE 3P
NEW YORK, NY 10022

Email: research@ftcoc.org
Website: www.ftcoc.org

Parent Website In Development: www.ftcocg.com