Process The Caux Round Table meets annually at Mountain House, Caux, Switzerland.
Interim meetings take place in any location suited to timely objectives.
Japanese CRT participants have approached their government seeking major changes in policies both of the government and the business sector aimed at reducing state debt, opening up the Japanese market and reducing trade friction. European participants have also brought constructive suggestions to the European Commission in Brussels and to their own governments, and the CRT's deliberations and conclusions have gained the attention of United States Cabinet members. As the discussions of the CRT continue to lead the development of constructive ideas and helpful solutions, the CRT will pursue further opportunities to share its perspectives with the wider international business community, governments and other institutions. The Caux Round Table is an independent organization. Its overheads are funded by the participants, with each region undertaking a broadly equal share of the funding.