HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for NGA's operations, including policy development, advocacy, research, and coordination of activities among state governors and their staff.

Notable Features:

Located within the Hall of the States, a building specifically designed to house offices for state governments and related associations, facilitating easy interaction with federal entities.

Work Culture:

A professional, policy-driven environment focused on bipartisan collaboration, research, and effective communication to support state leaders.

HQ Significance:

Its Washington D.C. location is crucial for direct engagement with federal policymakers, administrative agencies, and other national organizations, enabling NGA to effectively represent governors' interests.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' location and function reflect NGA's commitment to bipartisanship, intergovernmental collaboration, and informed policymaking at the state and federal levels.

Location:

The National Governors Association is primarily focused on the United States, serving the governors of its states and territories. While it may engage in international dialogues or study tours to learn from global best practices in governance, it does not maintain operational offices outside the U.S. Its 'global' aspect involves sharing and adapting innovative governance solutions that may have international parallels.

Street Address:

444 North Capitol Street NW, Suite 267

City:

Washington

State/Province:

D.C.

Country:

USA