Annual Conference and Good Neighbor Award Gala 2023
USMCOC ANNUAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING, CONFERENCE AND GOOD NEIGHBOR AWARDS GALA DINNER
“FROM INDEPENDENCE TO INTERDEPENDENCE: NORTH AMERICAN TRADE AT U.S. 250TH ANNIVERSARY”
May 18-19, 2026
The Army and Navy Club
Washington, D.C.
About this event
As the review of the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) continues, this year’s conference will focus on the critical developments shaping the North American Economic Partnership. Discussions will examine both the vulnerabilities and opportunities within the trilateral relationship, highlighting the pivotal role that strategic sectors—including trade, manufacturing, and transportation—play in sustaining the region’s global competitiveness.
In addition, the conference will address key issues such as border dynamics, immigration, security, and illicit financial flows, exploring the complex interconnections between these challenges and the broader economic stability of North America.
Join us for a high-level dialogue on the evolution and continued strengthening of the trade relationship among the United States, Mexico, and Canada, as well as on the future of the world’s largest trading bloc. In the spirit of commemoration, we will also mark the 250th Anniversary of the United States, extend a formal salute to Canada on the occasion of Victoria Day, and recognize distinguished leaders from the public and private sectors whose vision and leadership have advanced trilateral cooperation and continental prosperity.
Sponsorship opportunities are available.
For more information, please contact us at info@usmcoc.org or call (469) 567-0923.
Board of Directors Meeting Venue
The Board of Directors Meeting will take place at the Army and Navy Club, a distinguished private institution renowned for its longstanding tradition of serving as a meeting place for military officers, veterans, and members of the diplomatic community.
Founded in 1885 in Washington, D.C., and renamed in 1891, the Club has become a prestigious Five Star Platinum Club. Its historic building, completed in 1912 and renovated in 1987, is located near Farragut Square and features one of D.C.’s oldest private libraries, refined dining, elegant accommodations, and versatile event spaces.Board o
Conference Venue
The Decatur House
Completed in 1819, Decatur House has been used as a residence, rental property, a site of enslavement, boarding house, museum, office, and historic site. During its history as a private home, domestic staff members lived and worked in Decatur House as well as its adjacent service wing.
For several decades during the nineteenth century, it was a site of enslavement and courageous demands for freedom. After slavery was abolished, free African Americans and European immigrants were hired to work and reside onsite. The White House Historical Association and the National Trust for Historic Preservation are committed to telling the full story of Decatur House as a historic site.