HQ Function

Serves as the primary center for advocacy, policy development, government relations, and administrative operations on behalf of the U.S. potato industry.

Notable Features:

Modern office suite within a multi-tenant building in downtown Washington D.C., offering accessibility to Capitol Hill and federal agencies crucial for its advocacy work.

Work Culture:

A professional, collaborative, and mission-driven environment focused on advancing the interests of U.S. potato growers. The culture emphasizes expertise in agricultural policy and effective communication with government officials and industry stakeholders.

HQ Significance:

The D.C. headquarters is vital for direct lobbying efforts, influencing national agricultural policy, addressing regulatory challenges, and representing the collective voice of American potato farmers at the federal level.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters' location and function reflect the Council's commitment to proactive representation, policy engagement, and serving as a central hub for the U.S. potato industry's interests in the nation's capital.

Location:

While primarily focused on domestic U.S. potato industry issues, the National Potato Council actively engages in international trade policy and market access advocacy to support U.S. potato exports. This includes working with international bodies, foreign governments to resolve trade barriers, address phytosanitary regulations, and promote U.S. potatoes in global markets.

Street Address:

50 F Street NW, Suite 900

City:

Washington

State/Province:

D.C.

Country:

USA