New Alexandrian Association of Technology Enterprises
The New Alexandrian Association of Technology Enterprises (NAATE) is a trade organization representing technology companies throughout the Federation of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Founded in 1713 AN, the association serves as an advocacy group for the rapidly growing technology sector in the nation's economy.
NAATE was established following the merger of the Information Technology Chamber of Commerce and the Wechua Digital Enterprise Council. The organization was formally chartered during the administration of Premier Felipe de Almagro, who sought to consolidate various technology advocacy groups into a unified voice for the sector.
Organization
The association is headquartered in Cárdenas with regional offices in Punta Santiago, Parap, and Beaufort. NAATE is governed by a 15-member board of directors elected by member companies. The current director is Carlos Fernandez, former CEO of Alexandrium Applications Inc., who has served in this position since 1739 AN.
The association represents over 2,300 member companies ranging from large corporations such as Javelin Technologies and Alexandrium Processing Systems to small startups and independent developers. Membership is divided into three tiers based on company size and revenue, with different fee structures and representation levels.
A number of grand institutes, specialising in science and technology, are also affiliated with NAATE.
Policy Positions
NAATE has advocated for several key policy positions in recent years:
- Expansion of technical education and skill development programs;
- Streamlined licensing for Alexandrium application technologies;
- Tax incentives for research and development;
- Regulatory frameworks supporting remote work infrastructure;
- International technology exchange programs with Raspur Pact and Concord Alliance allies.
