Global Partners
CBI is an initiative that relies on its partners for strategic direction and support.
TESTIMONIALS
What do CBI’s partners say about the initiative’s impact?
David Young
Former Managing Director and Senior Partner, Boston Consulting Group
Katherine Younker
Former Team Leader Private Sector Engagement, United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
Partnership Opportunities
CBI advocates private sector engagement in crisis resilience – not just as a source of funding, but also with a real seat at the table. As such, we are always open to collaborations and partnerships.
Working with CBI
If you are a company – big or small – or a non-profit organization, an association, a foundation or any kind of entity interested in collaborating with CBI, please reach out to connectingbusiness@un.org! We are always open to exploring ways to work together for greater reach and impact.
If you are specifically interested in joining the CBI Executive Committee, or want your chamber of commerce or business federation to become a CBI Member Network, we would also love to hear from you. Reach out to connectingbusiness@un.org so we can direct you to the best person to talk to.
What Are CBI Member Networks?
A global community of leaders
CBI Member Networks are chambers of commerce, private sector associations, business federations, and the like, ready and willing to engage in crisis preparedness, response, and recovery.
Through CBI, they learn from each other by exchanging good practices and lessons learned on topics as diverse as harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to foster a culture of preparedness, establishing and running Business-led Emergency Operations Centers, and more.
