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The Atlantic Council’s corporate program positions the private sector as a critical partner in addressing global challenges. Through strategic partnerships, networking opportunities, event sponsorship, and corporate membership, the program offers unique avenues to achieve both business and corporate responsibility goals.

The Atlantic Council hosts hundred of events each year, many of which are open to the public, free of charge, broadcast live on YouTube, and hosted at our headquarters on 15th St NW in Washington, DC. Through large public gatherings, we inform and build connections. Our galas and flagship events offer unique opportunities to further engage with the public through distinguished events throughout the globe.

The Atlantic Council has developed a unique and bespoke program that provides membership for individuals seeking to further engage with the organization and our sixteen programs and centers. Our members embody the Atlantic Council’s mission and truly emphasize the prestige, dedication, and success of our community. The program serves to connect global-thought leaders with curated and tailored programming featuring the latest foreign policy and global issues.

For sixty years, the Atlantic Council has convened global leaders to address our world’s most pressing challenges. As a central pillar of this legacy, the Millennium Leadership Program launched in 2015 to connect and empower next-generation international changemakers who will shape the twenty-first century. Today, the program is composed of three elements: the Millennium Fellowship, the Climate Leadership Program, and the Young Global Professionals Program.

The Atlantic Council IN TURKEY’s US-Turkey Congressional-Parliamentary Fellowship Program aims to build dialogue and mutual understanding of issues related to bilateral relations amongst key constituencies in the US and Turkey.

The Atlantic Council Korea Journalist Fellowship is a unique opportunity for early/mid-career US-based journalists working in US media to develop a deeper knowledge of the most critical economic and security issues on the Korean peninsula and in the Indo-Pacific more broadly.

The Bretton Woods 2.0 Fellowship will develop a network of experts around the world who will play leading roles in shaping the architecture of global economic governance. They will identify emerging challenges to the Bretton Woods Institutions and develop innovative solutions.

The Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Congressional Fellowship is a non-partisan, non-residential fellowship program that connects congressional staff members from the US House and Senate with Atlantic Council fellows and leading experts.

The Millennium Fellowship is a part-time program that consists of engaging virtual content and an in-person Study Tour. Over the course of the program, fellows complete a comprehensive leadership development curriculum.

The Bretton Woods 2.0 Next Gen fellowship aims to encourage undergraduate students of underrepresented backgrounds in economics and international affairs to participate in research on global economic and financial governance.

The Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center, in partnership with the US-Mexico foundation, launched the Rio Bravo Congressional Fellowship, which brings congressional staffers together with leading experts from the US and Mexico.

The Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security’s Forward Defense practice is proud to host Military Fellows from participating branches of the US military and the armed forces of US allies and partners each year as part of a twelve-month fellowship program.

The Veterans Advanced Energy Fellowship (VAEF) seeks to create a cadre of future leaders within the advanced energy industry. VAEF fellows serve as peer mentors, advocates, and spokespeople for other veterans, reservists, and military spouses working to solidify the advanced energy connection to national security and grow veteran employment in the green economy.

The WIn (Women Innovators) Fellowship supports Saudi women entrepreneurs to build leadership and executive capacity to scale their startups to new heights. The unique collaboration between the Atlantic Council and Georgetown University delivers mentoring and networking opportunities with leading US and MENA experts and business executives, a tailored executive education program by Georgetown University, and workshops with leading experts. The program will include a fully sponsored trip to the United States for the top participants for leadership training at Georgetown and meetings with US business and government leaders.

The Atlantic Council Global Energy Center’s Women Leaders in Energy and Climate Fellowship is a one-year fellowship program for early to mid-career rising women leaders in the energy and climate field with an interest in policy.

Driven by our mission of “shaping the global future together,” the Atlantic Council is a nonpartisan organization that galvanizes US leadership and engagement in the world, in partnership with allies and partners, to shape solutions to global challenges. Come and work with us!