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About NATE Corporate Barter
Since 1984, NATE (The National Association of Trade Exchanges) has forged a path of vision, growth and camaraderie for its allegiance of members across the globe. NATE continues to generate business opportunities for its trade exchange members, with continued commitment to excellence setting NATE members apart from others in the barter industry.
Membership in NATE has permitted trade exchanges to ascend to astounding new heights by providing the tools that are essential to grow within the barter industry. Tools like innovative marketing solutions and unlimited prospecting opportunities, cutting edge sales training and world-class annual conventions that are informative and energetic.
NATE members trade through The BANC (Barter Association National Currency), which provides a common and credible barter currency, allowing independent barter exchanges to do business with each other, without the need for back-to-back reciprocal trading.
The BANC (Barter Association National Currency) was established in 1997 by NATE. Created as a trade exchange for trade exchanges, The BANC has provided a universal reciprocal barter currency with the integrity and stability that is exclusively available to member trade exchanges of NATE.
A common trade currency, The BANC provides the barter exchange members of NATE with a vehicle to market the products and services of their local clients to customers throughout the U.S. and Canada to transact business with each other, without the need to arrange direct reciprocal trade accounts.
By becoming a Corporate Barter Member of The BANC, your corporation may also become a global trading partner of nearly 50,000 businesses. The BANC provides an online barter network with a comprehensive searchable marketplace directory, real time accounting and daily Email broadcasts advertising new global barter opportunities available through BANC Members.
With a NATE Corporate Barter Membership, corporations may move excess inventory, slow moving products or excess capacity such as: empty hotel rooms, unsold media or time-sensitive items such as event tickets or travel space to pay for daily expenses.
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