On March 8, RRB/ITC hosted Zscaler as leading experts from industry and public sector organizations separated zero trust fact from fiction at their Public Sector Summit. Attendees had the opportunity to discover lessons learned and best practices in achieving the promise of a zero trust platform and walk away with practical insights to strengthen their organization’s security posture, streamline access to applications, all while delivering an optimized digital experience.

On February 22, 2023 RB/ITC hosted Association of Government Accountants (AGA) for its 2023 National Leadership Training. The two-day conference convened government financial management professionals from across the country to exchange ideas and best practices, and develop their leadership skills. AGA is the association that connects and empowers financial related professionals through thought leadership, certification, and national and chapter educational events. Longtime client, AGA hosted its first event at RB/ITC in 1998, the same year the building opened its doors.

On January 18, RRB/ITC celebrated the return of Destination DC’s Global Marketplace, the signature seminar about international tourism and travel to Washington, DC. Attendees were able to  learn about the impact of international markets and the recovery forecast, and hear from DDC teams based in Australia, China, India and the United Kingdom.

On October 12, 2022 RB/ITC hosted the opening ceremony of the first-ever Taiwan Expo USA in Washington, DC. The three-day event, presented by Taiwan Bureau of Foreign Trade, Ministry of Economic Affairs (BOFT) and Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), revolved around seven major themes: 5G & Smart Cities, Smart Vehicles, Healthcare, Metaverse, Taiwan Excellence, Culture, and Tourism and Food. Attendees witnessed Taiwan’s leading products and innovations through themed industry pavilions and culture through performances and immersive experiences.

On September 28, RRB/ITC hosted the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health as they presented an important opportunity to make ending hunger a national priority. With compelling words from President Joe Biden, attendees were encouraged to stand ready to work with the administration, Congress, and a wide array of diverse stakeholders to eradicate hunger and food insecurity.

On September 9, 2021 RB/ITC hosted the Embassy of Uzbekistan’s 30th Independence Day celebration. The evening’s reception featured a vibrant display of Uzbek culture and traditions, showcasing music, dance, art, fashion, cuisine and more.

On January 29, RRB/ITC hosted their annual Sparkle Lounge. The Pavilion room was transformed into a northern lights, winter escape for our annual appreciation event. When stepping out of the elevators, guests were greeted by an ice skater skating around an indoor rink and made their way into the chalet complete with chic lodge décor.

On January 24, RRB/ITC hosted the Save the Storks 2020 Storks Charity Ball, which included keynotes, former White House Press Secretary and Republican, Sarah Huckabee Sanders; and Democratic Louisiana State Representative Katrina R. Jackson. The theme of this year’s ball is “For Every Woman.” Guests will celebrate the 8,000+ lives saved on mobile medical units, also known as Stork Buses.

On December 5, 2019, RB/ITC hosted the 8th Annual Winternational Embassy Showcase organized by World Trade Center Washington, DC (WTCDC). Bright textiles and handicrafts, a sea of flags, cultural cuisines, and colorful traditional dress, filled the Atrium for the largest showcase in the event’s history with 61 embassies and 5,000 visitors. A private ambassador reception on the Oculus overlooked the Atrium and U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs, Marie Royce remarked, “the event, provides vivid and compelling examples of openness, tolerance and creative expression, as is so vibrantly displayed among today’s exhibitors.”

On May 5, 1998 RRB/ITC opened as the first and only federal building dedicated to public and private use. It is used as a federal hub, platform for international trade, meeting place for businesses and a central location for tourism. President Clinton was joined on stage with former First Lady Nancy Reagan, Commerce Secretary William Daley and other dignitaries as he spoke about the structure that represented Reagan’s optimism and commitment to free trade and democracy.