Mars
(UK)
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Mars
Amazon
ACCA
(UK)
MSD
(UK)
Amazon
(UK)
(US)
Solventum
(UK)
Mars
(UK)
Suntory Global Spirits
(UK)
Standard Chartered
(US)
Rolls Royce
(UK)
Hogan Lovells
(UK)
American Express
(UK)
Eli Lilly
(UK)
AmexGBT
(UK)
Bain & Company
(UK)
NBC Universal
(UK)
Diageo
(UK)
Caterpillar
(UK)
InterDigital
(UK)
Drax
(UK)
BP
(US)
Magrath Sheldrick
(UK)
BT Group
(UK)
AstraZeneca
(US)
IBM
(UK)
Citigroup
(UK)
Diageo
(UK)
Citigroup
(US)
BT Group
(UK)
Caterpillar
(US)
Chevron
(UK)
ACCA
(US)
InterDigital
(EU)
Caterpillar
(US)
Hogan Lovells
(US)
AmexGBT
(US)
Pearson
(UK)
The Financial & Professional Services Sub-Committee brings together members representing these sectors across the US and UK, including bank and non-bank institutions, financial technology, and consultancy companies.
The Sub-Committee focuses on and follows policy and regulatory issues relating to the US and UK finance sectors. The primary focus of the workstream is to review and approve material submitted through the British American Financial Alliance to the US and UK Treasuries in alignment with the focus on the US-UK Financial Regulatory Working Group and Financial Innovation Partnership.
Sub-Committee Administrator:
Sophie Rahemanji, Policy Manager (UK) srahemanji@babinc.org
The Trade Sub-Committee brings together members representing US and UK businesses who support and foster trade between the two countries. Members are active in several industries, including food and beverage, manufacturing, life sciences, chemicals, financial services, consultancy, automotive, and telecommunications, among others.
The Sub-Committee focuses on and follows policy issues related to trade policy, such as the Atlantic Declaration, trade agreements, MoUs, sectoral agreements, and dialogues.
Sub-Committee Administrator:
Francesca Lentini, Policy Manager (UK) flentini@babinc.org
The Digital Economy Sub-Committee brings together members representing transatlantic businesses involved in digital transformation. Members are active in several industries, including telecommunications, FMCG, finance, manufacturing, life sciences, technology, AI, and consultancy, among others.
The Sub-Committee focuses on and follows policy issues such as data flows, AI safety and regulation, the UK DMCC Act, regulation of digital platforms, cyber-security, the Comprehensive Dialogue on Tech and Data, and digital resilience, among others.
Sub-Committee Administrator:
Francesca Lentini, Policy Manager (UK) flentini@babinc.org
The Aerospace & Defence Sub-Committee brings together members representing these sectors on both sides of the Atlantic, including aircraft manufacturers, consulting firms, aerospace non-profits, engine manufacturers, military technology providers, power systems manufacturers, among others. Businesses in this committee are of all sizes, spanning from larger multinationals and smaller SMEs and start-ups.
The Sub-Committee focuses on and follows policy issues affecting US-UK aerospace and defence collaboration, such as AUKUS, industrial bases, defense procurement, and export controls.
Sub-Committee Administrator:
Shahad Almobarak, Policy Manager (US) salmobarak@babinc.org
The Talent, Mobility & Skills Sub-Committee brings together members representing US and UK businesses that are working to ensure a strong labor supply to fit the rapidly changing and increasingly digital transatlantic economy. Members active in this space are education providers, qualification accreditors, technology, life sciences, and law firms.
The Sub-Committee focuses on and follows policy issues affecting domestic labor supply, such as higher education and workforce upskilling, as well as promoting a more streamlined approach to transatlantic labor movement.
Sub-Committee Administrator:
Sophie Rahemanji, Policy Manager (UK) srahemanji@babinc.org
The Sustainability & Clean Energy Sub-Committee brings together members across all sectors across the value chain with an interest in policies promoting the acceleration of and movement towards the net zero agenda. Members that are active in this space include aviation, travel, food and beverage, manufacturing, energy producers, financial services, and life sciences, among others.
The Sub-Committee focuses on and follows policy routes to a more sustainable transatlantic corridor in the longer term. Areas of specific interest include sustainable aviation fuel, carbon border adjustment mechanisms, the circular economy, nuclear energy, and the US-UK Strategic Energy Dialogue.
Sub-Committee Administrator:
Sophie Rahemanji, Policy Manager (UK) srahemanji@babinc.org
The Sub-Committee focuses on policy issues that uphold the principles of free markets that support competition and innovation. Members represent a diverse range of sectors including life sciences, technology, telecommunications and professional services.
The Sub-Committee promotes policy routes where the highest standards of intellectual property (IP) are upheld. It also focuses on the commercial tax environment and how businesses engage and report to government, including in the context of foreign interference and data management.
Sub-Committee Administrator:
Shahad Almobarak, Policy Manager (US) salmobarak@babinc.org