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Through a highly diverse member base, the WTCA brings a wide variety of industries to the table, opening avenues of dialogue, and collaboration across sectors and regions of the globe.
With a footprint that extends across every inhabitable continent, including developed and emerging markets, the WTCA creates opportunities for companies to break into markets well beyond their own backyard.
Through the WTCA network, members provide each other with a wide, deep range of expertise including
facilities and services in real estate, trade and economic development, and conferences and exhibitions.
The WTCA empowers its Members’ businesses by providing the tools they need to compete in today’s global market,
take advantage of collaborative opportunities made possible through its proprietary network, its digital tools and the value inherent with the “World Trade Center” brand.
“As chief executive officer of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) I have been privileged to watch our network grow and prosper over the past three-plus years, including the advent of our Member Advisory Councils. One council—known as the ʻAgMAC’, for short—focuses specifically on agriculture, working to address the critical issues facing the world’s food security and sustainability. WTC Delaware has stepped up to become a major player in this group, working on collaborative projects and efforts to help solve these problems alongside other
WTCA Members from around the globe. Indeed, at 30-years-old, WTC Delaware is an exemplary Member of our association in a number of ways, always willing to pitch in and work with fellow WTCs on a wide range of issues. WTC Delaware has gone to great lengths working to grow trade and economic opportunity for communities along the US Mid-Atlantic region, and by being an active and engaged Member of the WTCA, for communities across the globe. We are so proud
of all of our Members, and particularly those like Delaware who exemplify the ways our network makes an impact.”
Scott Ferguson, WTCA CEO
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