The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting strategic trade, tax, and growth policies to benefit domestic producers across various sectors of the U.S. economy. Founded in 2007, CPA represents a diverse coalition of manufacturers, farmers, ranchers, workers, and their families, advocating for policies that support quality employment, national security, and domestic self-sufficiency[1][3]. ### Key Features: - Mission: To advocate for policies that enhance trade, tax, and economic growth to benefit its members[3]. - Representation: CPA represents the interests of approximately 4.1 million households across the U.S.[3]. - Membership: Includes Republicans, Democrats, Independents, Conservatives, and Liberals, reflecting a bipartisan approach[1]. - Leadership: The board of directors includes notable figures such as Zach Mottl (Chairman), Marc Fasteau (Vice-Chairman), and Brian OShaughnessy (Treasurer)[5]. ### Objectives: - Trade Policy: CPA seeks to implement a new U.S. trade policy that promotes prosperity and security for America[1]. - Economic Growth: Focuses on eliminating the trade deficit and creating well-paying jobs[2]. - Domestic Production: Emphasizes the importance of domestic manufacturing and agriculture[3].