Business network

We represent businesses of all sizes and sectors, in the OECD’s member countries and beyond

Business at OECD is driven by its network of private sector organisations. The National Member Organisations are at the core of Business at OECD's constituency, and represent the leading business and employer groups from the OECD’s member countries. These also nominate companies of all sizes to directly engage in our work, and may also support Business at OECD’s activities as Friends. In addition, Business at OECD liaises with several Observer Organisations, which are prominent business groups from the OECD’s non-member countries committed to the same business principles as the constituents. Business at OECD’s expertise is further enriched by Associate Expert Groups, which contribute unique insights of international sector organisations.

National Member Organisations

The National Member Organisations are the leading business and employers’ organisations in all the OECD’s member countries, representing Business at OECD’s core constituents. They provide strategic guidance on overarching policy orientations and shape Business at OECD’s positions. The National Member Organisations nominate their staff, national associations and company representatives to engage in Business at OECD’s work.

Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

iv: Federation of Austrian Industries

VBO FEB: Federation of Belgian Enterprises

Canadian Chamber of Commerce

CPC: Confederation of Production and Commerce of Chile

ANDI: National Business Association of Colombia

UCCAEP: Costa Rican Union of Chambers and Associations of the Private Business Sector

CICR: Chamber of Industries of Costa Rica

SP: Confederation of Industry of the Czech Republic

DA: Danish Employers Confederation

Dansk Industri: Confederation of Danish Industry

Estonian Employers' Confederation

EK: Confederation of Finnish Industries

MEDEF: Movement of the Enterprises of France

BDA: Confederation of German Employers' Associations

BDI: Federation of German Industries

Hellenic Federation of Enterprises

MGYOSZ: Confederation of Hungarian Employers and Industrialists

VOSZ: National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers

Confederation of Icelandic Enterprise

Ibec: Irish Business and Employers Confederation

Manufacturers' Association of Israel

assonime: The Association of Italian Joint Stock Companies

CONFINDUSTRIA: General Confederation of Italian Industry

Italian Banking Insurance and Finance Federation

Keidanren Japan Business Federation

FKI: Federation of Korean Industries

LDDK: Employers' Confederation of Latvia

Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists

FEDIL: The Voice of Luxembourg’s Industry

COPARMEX: Employers Confederation of the Mexican Republic

VNO-NCW: Confederation of Netherlands Industry and Employers

BusinessNZ

NHO: Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise

Polish Confederation Lewiatan

CIP: Confederation of Portuguese Business

RÚZ: National Union of Employers of Slovakia

ZDS: Association of Employers of Slovenia

CEOE: Confederation of Employers and Industries of Spain

Svenskt Näringsliv: Confederation of Swedish Enterprise

economiesuisse: Swiss Business Federation

Swiss Employers Confederation

TİSK: Turkish Confederation of Employer Associations

TOBB: Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Türkiye

TÜSİAD: Turkish Industry and Business Association

CBI: Confederation of British Industry

USCIB: U.S. Council for International Business

Observer Organisations

The Observer Organisations are leading business and employers’ organisations from the OECD’s non-member countries. They are national in scope, driven by the private sector and dedicated to the same general market economic principles as Business at OECD’s core constituents. If their country accedes to the OECD in future, an observer may also qualify for Business at OECD’s membership.

Argentine Chamber of Commerce and Services

CNI: National Confederation of Industry of Brazil

Bulgarian Industrial Association

HUP: Croatian Employers' Association

Federation of Egyptian Industries

CII: Confederation of Indian Industry

FICCI: Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry

KADIN: Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

CONFIEP: National Confederation of Private Business Institutions of Peru

Concordia Employers’ Confederation of Romania

SBF: Singapore Business Federation

BUSA: Business Unity South Africa

JSCCIB: Joint Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Banking of Thailand

Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and Industry

Ukrainian League of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs

SUP: Union of Ukrainian Entrepreneurs

Associate Expert Groups

Business at OECD also features a robust network of international sectoral organisations that participate in Business at OECD’s policymaking efforts. A wide range of leading industry sectors are actively engaging in Business at OECD’s activities, and are constantly expanding Business at OECD’s sectoral coverage and expertise.

ACCA: Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

AESGP: Association of the European Self-Care Industry

ALAMI: Latin American Association of Private Health Systems

ASIET: Inter-American Association of Telecom Enterprises

BIR: Bureau of International Recycling

ccia: Computer & Communications Industry Association

cecimo: European Association of the Machine Tool Industries and related Manufacturing Technologies

Ceemet: European Tech and Industry Employers

cefic: European Chemical Industry Council

CEWEP: Confederation of European Waste-to-Energy Plants

COCIR: European Coordination Committee of the Radiological Electromedical and Healthcare IT Industry

Connect Europe

Cosmetics Europe

CropLife International

EBF: European Banking Federation

ECGA: European Carbon and Graphite Association

eurima: European Insulation Manufacturers Association

Eurometaux: European Association of Metals

EuropaBio

European Aluminium

euromines: European Association of Mining Industries Metal Ores & Industrial Minerals

efpia: European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries' Associations

EIRMA: European Industrial Research Management Association

EPRA: European Public Real Estate Association

EuRIC: European Recycling Industries' Confederation

FIATA: International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations

FIEC: European Construction Industry Federation

FIFARMA: Latin American Federation of the Pharmaceutical Industry

FoodDrink Europe

Global Self-Care Federation

Global Travel Tech

GS1

GSMA: GSM Association

Health and Fitness Association

IADC: International Association of Drilling Contractors

ICAIE: International Coalition Against Illicit Economies

ICI: Investment Company Institute

insurance europe

International Chamber of Shipping

ICMM: International Council on Mining and Metals

IFAC: International Federation of Accountants

ifa: International Fertilizer Association

IFPMA: International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations

ifpi: International Federation of the Phonographic Industry

ifra: The International Fragrance Association

ISF: International Seed Federation

ITMF: International Textile Manufacturers Federation

medicines for europe

MedTech Europe

Plasma Protein Therapeutics Association

Plastics Europe

SpiritsEUROPE

TFWA: Tax Free World Association

TIC Council

Transnational Alliance to Combat Illicit Trade

Uehp: European Union of Private Hospitals

WBA: Worldwide Brewing Alliance

World Employment Confederation

World Federation of Advertisers

World Federation of Sporting Goods Industry

World Pharmacy Council

WSBI ESBG: World Savings and Retail Banking Institute and The European Savings and Retail Banking Group

World Spirits Alliance

World Steel Association

Friends

Business at OECD greatly benefits from the active support of a number of multinational corporations that provide financial contributions and secondments to help fulfil Business at OECD’s mission as the global business voice in all aspects of the OECD’s policymaking. Participation in this corporate engagement program is selective and subject to strict eligibility criteria, as interested companies must be supported by Business at OECD's National Member Organisations.