Canadian American Business Council

A nonpartisan council that convenes leaders from the public and private sectors of the United States and Canada to keep the bilateral relationship in working dialogue.

11named by peers

Financial profile

Canadian American Business Council · EIN 52-1542724 · 501(c)(6)

Fiscal yearTotal revenueContributionsProgram servicesTotal expensesNet assetsYear end
FY2023$1,561,075$0$1,550,378$1,806,876$789,157Dec 2023
FY2022$1,091,816$0$1,082,964$1,479,139$1,089,958Dec 2022
FY2021$1,272,674$0$1,267,611$912,688$1,482,281Dec 2021
FY2020$1,242,836$0$1,239,125$752,470$1,122,295Dec 2020
FY2019$1,477,332$0$1,398,731$1,034,818$631,929Dec 2019
FY2018$1,595,758$0$1,595,755$1,229,963$189,415Dec 2018

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Peer societies

Five societies Canadian American Business Council is read alongside.

Who backs CABC

No public supporter list found as of September 2026.

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Who backs Canadian American Business Council's peers, but not Canadian American Business Council

Companies named publicly by at least one of Canadian American Business Council's five peer societies, and not found in Canadian American Business Council's reviewed public records.

CompanyUSCIBPeers
AmazonNamed1 of 1
BayerNamed1 of 1
FerreroNamed1 of 1
Johnson & JohnsonNamed1 of 1
MastercardNamed1 of 1
MetaNamed1 of 1
MicrosoftNamed1 of 1
PMI USNamed1 of 1
SalesforceNamed1 of 1
Sullivan & CromwellNamed1 of 1
The Walt Disney CompanyNamed1 of 1

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The outside view

A nonpartisan council that convenes leaders from the public and private sectors of the United States and Canada to keep the bilateral relationship in working dialogue.

  • Consensus
  • Preserve
  • Outward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Parliament

Argued into being, and stronger for it.

The Parliament earns its decisions through debate and the vote, governed by and for its members. Its gift is legitimacy and broad buy-in, its challenge is the speed lost to deliberation.

Also reads toward The League and The Republic.

Strengths

→Decisions carry broad buy-in once made.
→A wide range of members feel genuinely heard.
→Institutional memory is deep and well-kept.

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