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Support RBI

RBI is a 501(c)(3) organization supported by companies, foundations, and stakeholders who see value in a durable middle ground.

Why this work needs support

The pressures on companies do not move with the political cycle, but the policy response does. Each administration reverses the last, and the cost of that volatility falls on businesses and investors trying to make long-term decisions.

Building a durable alternative takes sustained work: research that holds up under scrutiny, relationships across the political spectrum, and the patience to keep making the case when neither side is listening. That work does not happen in an election cycle, and it is not funded by one.

What contributions fund

Contributions fund research, the convening that tests it, and the briefings that carry it to the Administration, regulators, and Congress. All of it rests on five principles.

Legal clarity and regulatory certainty
Corporate purpose
Risk and opportunity management
Executive responsibility and board oversight
Fiduciary duty
Read our principles
Independence

RBI develops policy solutions relevant to our supporters while maintaining our independence and analytical integrity. Supporters help identify priorities and sector-specific needs. They do not determine our conclusions.

Tax status. RBI is a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. Contributor names and addresses are not subject to public disclosure.

Get in touch

To discuss supporting RBI’s work, contact Tim Doyle.

tim@rbi-us.org

Other ways to engage

RBI also welcomes substantive feedback on its research, and participation in its panels and roundtables. See the contact page.