National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America, Inc.
901 - 1200 18th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20036
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Tel: 1.202.466.0222
Fax: 1.202.466.0226

Ms. Mary Jo Muoio, President
E-mail: mjmuoio@ohlogistics.com

Mr. Jeffrey C. Coppersmith, Vice President
jeff@coppersmith.com

Mr. Federico Zuniga, IFCBA Chairman
E-mail: kzuniga@fzuniga.com

Ms. Barbara Reilly, Executive Vice President
E-mail: evp@ncbfaa.org

Website: http://www.ncbfaa.org

National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America, Inc.

The National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America, Inc. (NCBFAA) is the trade association representing the licensed customs brokers, international freight forwarders, and international air cargo agents located throughout the United States.

NCBFAA serves its members and the industry by providing a forum where they can share information and work together to promote common business interests. The end result is a membership that maintains high standards of professionalism and competence.

NCBFAA is the strong, effective national voice of the industry. Through its various committees, Customs and Transportation Counsel and Washington Representative, the Association maintains a close watch over legislative and regulatory issues that affect its members.

NCBFAA keeps its members informed about these and related matters through its monthly Bulletin and other publications, and through various meetings and conferences throughout the year.

Two especially important meetings scheduled during the year are the NCBFAA Government Affairs Conferences, and the NCBFAA Annual Convention, which members attend at special reduced rates.

NCBFAA: A Brief History

March 22, 1897

The Customs-Clerks Association of the Port of New York was incorporated. Customs brokers and clerks in the US Customs Service of the Port of New York were eligible for membership.

March 9, 1922

The New York Customs Brokers Association was organized to succeed the previous organization. Only licensed customs brokers of the Port of New York were eligible for membership.

February 23, 1933

The New York Customs Brokers Association was incorporated.

July 19, 1945

The bylaws of the New York Cusoms Brokers Association, Inc. were amended to take in all licensed customs brokers in the United States, heretofore limited to New York firms only.

January 2, 1948

Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America, Inc. was incorporated to succeed the previous organization. Bylaws were adopted making forwarders as well as licensed customs brokers eligible as regular members on a national basis and as associate members on an international basis.

June 6, 1962

The name was changed to National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America, Inc. to better reflect the Association's scope.

National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of American, Inc.

Mr. Federico C. Zuñiga, Chairman

Ms. Mary Jo Muoio, President

Counsel

Mr. Alan R. Klestadt, General Counsel
Mr. Edward D. Greenberg, Transportation Counsel
Mr. Jon Kent, Washington Representative

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