Cercle de l'Union interalliée

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The Cercle de l'Union interalliée is an exclusive social and dining club established in 1918 at No. 33 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris, France with Ferdinand Foch, Marshal of France, as its first president.

The exclusive 3,000-member club has many international members and is frequentlty used for high-level business conferences by organizations such as the WTO, Bank of England, Wharton Club of Paris, Forbes magazine and Radley College. There are a number of reciprocal clubs worldwide including:

• Australia
  • Tasmanian Club

• Canada
  • Vancouver Club

• Hong Kong
  • American Club Hong Kong,

• England
  • Carlton Club, Oxford and Cambridge Club, Savage Club

• Singapore
  • Tanglin Club

• Sweden
  • The Royal Bachelors' Club

• Switzerland
  • Club Baur au Lac

• United States
  • Union Club of Boston, Harvard Club of Boston, University Club San Francisco, Los Angeles Athletic Club, Racquet Club of Philadelphia,