"Unifying Industry Leaders with an International Stakeholder Network" 

Our Fellows Program Offers a Superior Edge.

Our Fellows Program Offers a Superior Edge.

The Eastern European Institute for Trade is a Washington, D.C.-based institute with a hyper-focus on domestic and international business development and expansion. Our massive network of public and private sector stakeholders offers our members a unique, and direct opportunity to engage with decision-makers in the energy, infrastructure, and technology sectors with business development-centric dialogue and an optimized setting for meaningful collaborations.

EEIT Was Engineered for Accelerated Business Development and Hypergrowth.

This institute was built for accelerated trade between the United States and our European allies. Our bespoke solutions offer our Catalyst Program members accelerated business development opportunities, explosive domestic and international growth, rapid expansion, and an enunciated presence within critical markets required for brand success. 

We are not your typical Washington, D.C. institute. 

The entirety of our attention and efforts centers around opportunity creation, business development, global expansion, domestic market domination, and “in the trenches” leadership. EEIT was formed with the support of multiple commercial attaches, trade, and commercial diplomats from several European countries who required a trusted resource to host bilateral trade collaborations, commercial outreach programs, infrastructure project-focused commercial outreach and partnering, and more.

Our Fellows Partner Program. 

We designed this program with one mission: to give our Fellows everything they need to dominate their space. Over the past year, we have experienced unprecedented growth and are now ready to launch our Fellows program. This program is open to select executives that share a synergistic value in regards to the target audience, vision for growth, and focus on business development and commercial expansion.

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Domestic and International Programs

The Eastern European Institute for Trade’s primary focus is bilateral trade and collaboration between the United States and our European allies. This means we offer both U.S. and European programs. We have many American organizations that exclusively utilize EEIT programs for domestic business development and the same goes for our European partners. Though we offer international programs, some organizations are only ready for domestic solutions. At EEIT, we pride ourselves in offering an international network to be utilized however the member needs. Tell us what region your organization is targeting, and we’ll activate our network there, it’s that simple.

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The Fellows Program is Invite-Only and Costs $0.

As an institute, our network and our focus are primarily on international government trade relations. We set up live and virtual think tanks, events, networking receptions, international trade collaborations, infrastructure projects, and more. We depend on our Fellows to bring their contacts and connections from the commercial sector and plug them into the virtually limitless access programs that we offer. EEIT Fellows are critically important to the success of EEIT trade missions, events, and media relations. We strive to have one Fellow for each industry niche that we cover. When we have the right executive in place, our goal is to heavily promote and support the new Fellow with their own working group, media outreach, events, live and virtual trade missions, and more. In many cases, we allow for the executive's company to participate in international branding and promotional campaigns.

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The Fellows Program is Free and Invite-Only.

All we ask in return is for the Fellow to promote our initiatives and programs to their network. Fellows are issued an exclusive industry niche working group with full institute support. The job of EEIT is to support the Fellow and the working group members with its full arsenal of solutions. The Fellow's goal is to grow the working group, promote our programs to their contacts, and encourage their working group members to do the same.