WTCA - WTC Schiphol Airport
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WTCA - WTC Schiphol Airport
Service Structure CONNECTING THE WTC NETWORK WWW.WTCA.ORG C O N T E N T S 03 | 04 About The WTCA 05 | 06 Service Structure 07 | 08 Brand History 09 | 10 Global Network 11 | 12 What is a ‘World Trade Center’? 17 | 18 Why Become a 'World Trade Center'? 21 | 22 Benefits of the 'World Trade Center' Brand 23 | 24 Join ABOUT THE WTCA 03 | 04 OVERVIEW WORLD TRADE CENTERS ASSOCIATION The World Trade Centers Association (WTCA), founded in 1969, is a not-for-profit, nonpolitical membership organization dedicated to the establishment and effective governance of World Trade Center (WTC) operations. The WTCA drives connectivity to stimulate trade and investment opportunities for commercial property developers, economic development agencies, and international businesses looking to connect globally and prosper locally. The WTCA is the only organization with exclusive rights to license ‘World Trade Center’ and its ‘WTC’ brands to real estate developers, businesses, and communities worldwide. The Association serves as an ‘international ecosystem’ of global connections, iconic properties, and integrated trade services under the umbrella of a prestigious brand. The 320+ exclusive ‘World Trade Center’ and ‘WTC’ branded properties and trade service organizations are located in more than 90 countries and are supported by over 15,000 WTC professionals who deliver reciprocal resources to serve their local business communities. About the WTCA Service Structure 05 | 06 SERVICE STRUCTURE Under the umbrella of the prestigious ‘World Trade Center’ brand, the World Trade Centers Association has created a tightly woven network of WTC Licensees around the world. WTC operations create a thriving center of world commerce for their region by attracting local business members and/or tenants, and connecting them with leading international counterparts. WORLD TRADE CENTERS ASSOCIATION BUSINESS MEMBER COMPANIES WTCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Local businesses and tenants benefit from The WTCA Board is the governing body of the World Trade Centers Association. Board Members contribute global trade and industry expertise that supports the WTC global brand. Board Members are elected by the World Trade The WTCA’s role serves to maintain the WTC Network, and to create an environment of collaboration Center Members (Licensees). to help increase trade and investment around the world. WTCA HEADQUARTERS Headquartered in New York, the management team is responsible for the daily operations of the Association, member services, brand protection and global network development. WORLD TRADE CENTERS ASSOCIATION WTCA REGIONAL OFFICES Located in the Asia Pacific, Latin America, Europe, their local WTC operation through its premium address, international trade expertise, and access to the global WTC Network. LOCAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY World Trade Center operations help local communities achieve a better competitive position for their city, which in return helps attract foreign direct investment, create and retain jobs, and increase the local tax base. GLOBAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT and North America, regional offices provide World Trade Center operations from different localized Member service and support, and help cities and regions link together to form the foster collaboration between WTC Members. WTCA Network. On a macro level, this shines light on the economic opportunities between WORLD TRADE CENTER WORLD TRADE CENTERS WTC operations help their local members, tenants BUSINESS MEMBERS and business clients meet their international business needs by giving direct access to businesses LOCAL BUSINESS COMMUNITY located within another World Trade Center’s region. Even in this Internet era, personal and vetted introductions stimulate cooperation and accelerate GLOBAL TRADE DEVELOPMENT business growth. regions, thereby stimulating inbound and outbound global investment and trade. History 07 | 08 BRAND HISTORY TOKYO MEETING The first 15 Members of the World Trade Centers Association meet in Tokyo. They included: Amsterdam, Antwerp, Baltimore, Boston, Brussels, Houston, Le Havre, New Orleans, New York, Paris, Philadelphia, Rotterdam, San Diego, Tokyo, Toronto. A BRAND IS BORN TWIN TOWERS OPEN The World’s Fair in Queens, NY names its ground ‘World Trade Center’ The World Trade Centers Association moves to the 77th floor of the New York-based Twin Towers CONCEPT FORMED THE WTCA LEADS THE WAY David Rockefeller envisions the construction of a permanent building in New York that would be a gathering place for international trade The WTCA encourages the expansion of world trade; promotes international business relations; fosters mutual assistance and cooperation amongst members PROJECT APPROVED TRADE CONTINUES POST 9/11 The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey approves the World Trade Center project The WTCA reaffirms its message of peace and prosperity through trade and investment AN ICONIC LANDMARK CHANGE OF AN ERA Guy Tozzoli is assigned to oversee the building of the Twin Towers, to be called 'World Trade Center' New executive leadership is appointed for the WTCA. Shortly thereafter, Guy Tozzoli, former President of the World Trade Centers Association, dies at age 90 THE WTCA IS ESTABLISHED DIGITAL AGE The World Trade Centers Association is officially registered as a non-profit organization in Delaware Under new leadership, the WTCA re-launches its membership website, including digital tools that help WTC Members connect and collaborate for an even stronger network 1974 Franz Josef Land (RUSSIA) Ellesmere Island Queen Elizabeth Islands GREENLAND ® Novaya Zemlya (RUSSIA) Banks Island Victoria Island Baffin Island U N I T E D S T A T E S IC EL AN D R FINLAND SWEDEN Anchorage Turku NORWA Y Oslo Stockholm U S S I A Helsinki Airport Helsinki St. Petersburg Tallinn ESTONIA Edmonton C A N A D A Rotterdam Arnhem-Nijmegen Breda Eindhoven Winnipeg Vancouver Seattle Tacoma Vaxjo Utrecht-Papendorp Branch Karlskrona BallerupHelsingborg Glasgow Utrecht Malmo LITHUANIA DENMARK Almere Lund Schiphol Airport Leeuwarden Belfast Kiel Rostock Venlo Hull & Humber Twente Hamburg Dublin The Hague Bremen IRELAND Poznan Berlin Amsterdam Warsaw Frankfurt (Oder) NETHERLANDS London POL A ND Dresden Southampton Lille-Arras Heerlen Aachen BELGIUM Antwerp GERMANY Lille LUX EMBOURG Ghent (AF) Le Havre Pilsen Luxembourg CZECH REPUBLIC Brussels Metz-Saarbruecken Paris SLOVAKIA Rennes Bretagne Strasbourg Atlantic Canada - Halifax U N I T E D S T A T E S Toronto Buffalo Niagara Detroit/Windsor Chicago Kansas City St. Louis Sacramento San Francisco Boston Providence Northern New Jersey New York Greater Philadelphia HarrisburgDelaware Baltimore Washington, D.C Lexington Dulles Airport Valencia SPAI N Lisbon M O N G O L I A Sochi G E O R G I A Mississippi El Paso/Juarez Houston San Antonio Monterrey Savannah Malta Aleppo Cyprus S Y R I A Beirut T UNISIA Tripoli Benghazi Ramallah Jerusalem MOROCCO ALGERIA LYBIA Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale Miami Havana M E X I C O Baghdad Amman Dead Sea Islamabad I R A N Chandigarh Riyadh Oman S A U D I A R A B I A UNITED ARA B EMIRA TE S Muscat (U.K.) Cancun Jeddah C UBA CAYMAN ISLANDS (U.K.) JAMAICA NAVASSA ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS PUE RT O RIC O (U.S.) HAIT I Queretaro BELIZ E MONTSERRAT GUADELOUPE (FRANCE) San Pedro Sula San Salvador NETHERLANDS ANTILLES NICARAGUA Curacao Managua Cartagena San Jose, Costa Rica C O S T A R I C A E R I T R E A Praia MARTINIQUE (FRANCE) ST. 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WTC Licensees form a cohesive network of facilities and trade services connections. Asia & The Pacific 27.1% 90 105 332 North America & The Carribean 17.2% WTC COLOMBO WTC BAHRAIN + WTC TAIPEI WTC SAO PAULO WTC AMSTERDAM WTC ROTTERDAM WTC BANGALORE Europe 31.6% WTC WASHINGTON DC CHINA WTC BEIJING WTC ABUJA 57 MENA & Sub-Saharan Africa 46 34 Central & South America 13.9% WTC CHELYABINSK WTC SEOUL WTC VERACRUZ 10.2% WTC NANTES ATLANTIQUE WTC CURACAO WTC METRO MANILA WTC GRENOBLE WHAT IS A 'WORLD TRADE CENTER'? 13 | 14 WHAT IS A ‘WTC’? A ‘World Trade Center’ or 'WTC' is a Licensed Member of the WTCA, and supports the business community of its city and region. A WTC operation provides high-end business facilities and integrated trade services for corporate members, tenants, and the local business community in order to promote local economic development and grow international trade and investment. FACILITY WITH A PURPOSE Though each WTC concept may vary due to the development and economic needs of its region, the two most common components of successful WTC operations are: zz A physical, iconic, multi-use property, branded ‘World Trade Center’ that visually marks its city/region as open for international business efficient business travel zz An international business/trade services provider for tenants and the local business community. Services include: trade information; trade missions; trade education; B2B matchmaking; business services; dining/membership club services; exhibition services, tenant services, etc. Through its physical presence, and its international trade services arm, a ‘World Trade Center’ connects its local businesses and tenants to those of other World Trade Center operations and communities around the world. Despite their differences, successful World Trade Centers share the following core values: PRESTIGIOUS ‘WORLD TRADE CENTER’ BRAND GLOBAL NETWORK ICONIC PROPERTIES INTEGRATED SERVICES one-stop-shop WTC MALL & Restaurants Concept courtesy of: 15 | 16 PRESTIGIOUS BRAND Over the past 45 years, 'World Trade Center' has become the premier brand for iconic properties and international trade services. ICONIC PROPERTIES Successful World Trade Center operations operate multi-use real estate properties that may include office towers, hotels, shopping malls, convention centers, etc. These iconic properties, when branded ‘World Trade Center’, become the landmarks of their communities. GLOBAL NETWORK INTEGRATED SERVICES The 320+ World Trade Center operations around the world link to form an active global network that serves to connect local business communities with international trade and investment opportunities. World Trade Center operations provide local enterprises and business communities with a series of integrated trade and business services. WHY BECOME A ‘WORLD TRADE CENTER’? Who Licenses The ‘WTC’ Brand? 19 | 20 WHO LICENSES THE ‘WTC’ BRAND? ― Commercial Real Estate Developers ― Commercial Real Estate Developers 28% Economic Development Agencies, Chambers & Trade Associations, Ports, Airports, etc. 72% CRE developers and investors looking to create an iconic multi-use property to house premier tenants active in the international marketplace. ― Economic Development Organizations ― Organizations that promote international trade and foreign direct investment such as economic development agencies, ports, airports, trade associations/chambers of commerce, universities, etc. CREATE INTERNATIONAL CONNECTIVITY & SYNERGIES Benefits of the 'WTC' Brand 21 | 22 ― BENEFITS OF THE 'WTC' BRAND ― ― BENEFITS OF THE 'WTC' BRAND ― EC • Achieve 6-13% higher occupancy rates versus comparable non-'WTC' branded buildings • Attract international business and investment to your community through increased global recognition as a ‘destination for international business and investment’ IC • Achieve 5-30% higher rents versus comparable non-'WTC' branded buildings* M DEV REAL L A I C ES R E T AT M M N O E O • Access to reciprocal 'WTC' facilities and international business services worldwide • Become an even greater resource to your local businesses with ongoing support and training from the WTCA (onsite and offsite) ES CI EN A C O * Based on surveyed World Trade Center operations in 2007 and 2012. G N T • Boost hospitality revenues by hosting on-site international trade events and programs ELOP M E • Create, retain and expand jobs, and develop the local tax base by raising the international profile of your city PRESTIGIOUS ICONIC • Justify your vision for architectural excellence and • Leverage global government and business connections to BRAND PROPERTIES innovation to investors foster opportunities in your city • Attract premium, high profile tenants • Use the 'WTC' iconic property and brand to enhance the value of your city • Proven regional economic impact of a 'WTC' property draws government and community support for your project • CCreate new public-private partnerships to support the GLOBAL INTEGRATED missions of international businesses co-located in your • Increase the utility of your commercial complex with NETWORK TRADE SERVICES city's 'WTC' facility trade services Become a WTC 23 | 24 Upon Approval Of Your WTC License, You Will Receive: XX Full use of your proprietary, registered WTC “City Name” trademarks with tri-globe logo HOW TO JOIN At the WTCA, we believe our success is tied directly to the caliber of each WTCA Member who is licensed to operate a local World Trade Center (WTC) Facility and its Services. Therefore, we are extremely careful about selecting Licensed Members. You choose us to gain competitive differentiation and advantage, and to attract investment. We choose you, as our Licensed Member and Strategic Partner, to grow the footprint and quality of the WTCA Network. The WTCA Application process is designed to identify the best candidates for a strong WTC Network: XX Worldwide trademark protection of your ‘WTC’ logo from the World Trade Centers Association XX Comprehensive set of brand management guidelines, training manuals and other tools XX Ability to obtain premium certification of your facilities and services by the WTCA to better market yourself within the network XX Global reciprocity from other WTC Members (when available) XX Increased marketing and networking opportunities through the WTCA digital platform, reserved for WTC Members only 1. 1. the system-wide expansion in targeted markets. We do not offer Licenses to all candidates. Rather, we select the best of qualified candidates Experience and financial ability to implement the proposed WTC Business Plan. WTC Licenses are granted solely by the WTCA Board of Directors, and are based on goals for 2. We look for the following attributes in our Licensed Members: 2. Proven expertise in commercial real estate development and management. 3. Market demand for premier commercial properties and trade services in the proposed city. for a limited number of License opportunities. 4. Commitment to boost regional economic growth. XX Access to Member-only discussion forums, reciprocity tools, WTCA Resource Center, strategic partner discounts, etc. 5. Strong support from local government and the XX Opportunities to participate in global networking and training conferences organized by the WTCA 6. XX Opportunities to participate in regional conferences to exchange best practices and address regional opportunities XX Support of the WTCA Headquarters in New York as well as from the WTCA regional offices in Asia Pacific, Latin America, North America and Europe business community. Dedication to the proper use of the renowned World Trade Center Brand and Trademarks. 7. Full commitment to the principles of the WTCA as a Member and strict adherence to the WTCA's Bylaws. To begin the application process, please complete and submit the Expression of Interest Form located at join.wtca.org. To learn more, contact us at [email protected] WE GROW TRADE Upgrade your façade with the world’s most iconic signage... WORLD TRADE CENTER™ Did you know that you can license the premier WTC brand for your real estate project? Surveyed World Trade Center Operations from around the world have reported an incremental increase of up to 30% in lease and occupancy rates. © 2016 World Trade Center Association. All Rights Reserved.