HQ Function

Serves as the primary center for research, events, publications (including Foreign Affairs), membership activities, and administrative operations.

Notable Features:

The Harold Pratt House, a historic mansion on Park Avenue bequeathed to CFR in 1945. It features elegant meeting rooms, a library, and event spaces renowned for hosting high-level discussions.

Work Culture:

Characterized by intellectual rigor, policy-driven discussions, and a commitment to nonpartisanship. The environment is academic, fostering debate and analysis among experts, fellows, and members.

HQ Significance:

A landmark in U.S. foreign policy history, serving as a central convening point for influential figures from government, business, academia, and media to discuss international affairs for over a century.

Values Reflected in HQ: Prestige, intellectual leadership, historical continuity, and a central role in fostering dialogue and shaping understanding of international relations.

Location:

While its physical offices are in the United States (New York and Washington D.C.), the Council on Foreign Relations has a significant global reach. This is achieved through its internationally recognized publication, Foreign Affairs; its diverse global membership; its research and analysis on international issues; and the many international leaders and officials who participate in its events and programs. CFR's work informs foreign policy debates and understanding worldwide.

Street Address:

58 East 68th Street

City:

New York

State/Province:

NY

Country:

USA