GBA – Investing in America

Preserving U.S. Economic Competitiveness Through International Tax Reform

GBA believes it is critical that America remains the world’s premier destination for international investment, and that stable U.S. tax policy is a key component of U.S. competitiveness. Currently, two provisions of the House Legislation disproportionately burden employers that have made a deliberate decision to invest in the United States and maintain and create high-quality U.S. jobs.

Precipice: How SHIELD Imperils the OECD Pillar II Framework and America’s Economic Advantage

Economic Advisory Council Event with IIB and Mizuho

Join us on Monday, October 25th for the launch of the IIB and Global Business Alliance's Economic Advisory Council. As the first event in a series, the Economic Advisory Council will host: Assessing America's Post-Pandemic Economic Trajectory.

About the Global Business Alliance

After three decades of achievements as the Organization for International Investment (OFII), we are excited to become the Global Business Alliance. Our members are American companies with global heritage and an indispensable part of our nation’s economic success. Our mission is to actively promote and defend an open economy that welcomes international companies to invest in America. Together, we will create a future where international investment is welcomed and celebrated.

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Our Focus

Explore how GBA promotes policies that boost America’s economic growth and advocates for fair, non-discriminatory treatment of international companies.

Creating High-Quality U.S. Jobs

Global companies bring much more than just investment capital to the U.S. – they drive higher wages, better beneﬁts and more.

Improving U.S. Competitiveness

International investment is a great measure of competitiveness and encourages more companies to strengthen their operations here.

Fueling American Innovation

Through research and development investments, scientists and engineers at international companies are fueling American innovation.

Developing America’s Workforce

By offering on-the-job training, apprenticeships and certification programs, international employers are spurring U.S. productivity.

Strengthening U.S. Communities

From green initiatives to social enrichment, global businesses bring rich traditions and programs that strengthen U.S. communities.

Providing the Jobs That America Needs

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Workers

7.9 million U.S. workers are employed by international companies across America

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Manufacturing Workers

2.8 million U.S. workers at international companies earn their living in the manufacturing sector, 22 percent of all manufacturing jobs in the country

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Annual Compensation

U.S. workers at international companies make over $83K annually, 18 percent higher than the economy-wide average

Discover What FDI Means For You

Across the country, international companies are creating job opportunities for U.S. workers and building stronger connections to the communities in which they operate.

Preserving U.S. Economic Competitiveness Through International Tax Reform

Precipice: How SHIELD Imperils the OECD Pillar II Framework and America’s Economic Advantage

Economic Advisory Council Event with IIB and Mizuho

About the Global Business Alliance

Our Focus

Creating High-Quality U.S. Jobs

Improving U.S. Competitiveness

Fueling American Innovation

Developing America’s Workforce

Strengthening U.S. Communities

Providing the Jobs That America Needs

7.7M

1.3M

5.8M

4.1M

5.4M

5.8M

3.0M

1.2M

7.2M

7.9M

Workers

0.0M

7.3M

0.0M

1.3M

9.9M

6.9M

3.8M

2.3M

6.8M

2.8M

Manufacturing Workers

$63K

$13K

$44K

$11K

$81K

$61K

$38K

$47K

$36K

$83K

Annual Compensation

Discover What FDI Means For You

New Name — Same Mission