Our members bring significant ITU expertise and resources of the private sector together to achieve U.S. goals and objectives at the ITU. Many of our members are leaders in ITU activities whose insights contribute to the work of the Association in the interests of all our members. Our efforts make us a valuable part of the U.S. team.
Established in 2000, the U.S. ITU Association (USITUA) is the only industry forum focused solely on ITU-related issues from the U.S perspective. This unique capability lets us generate U.S views and proposals across a broad range of topics critical to U.S. industry.
With a membership of over 60 leading U.S.-based corporations, USITUA has the capability to develop consensus private sector views on ITU policy matters and communicate those views directly to the U.S. Government.
The Association can bring to bear significant expertise and resources to critical issues potentially impacting both U.S. private sector and Government interests. Such a unique capability has been the hallmark of USITUA for over two decades of active involvement in important global issues of the day.
Individual U.S. citizens, U.S. companies and other U.S. non-governmental entities operating in the United States and involved in the promotion of U.S. interests on international telecommunications matters or the activities of the ITU are eligible for membership in this Association.
The Association has one class of members; annual membership dues are $500.00.
Each member in good standing shall have one vote in the Association. Any authorized representative of a member may cast its vote. Each member shall designate a contact person; an alternate may also be designated.
