To respond to the demands of rising workloads and shrinking budgets, government authorities will not be able to rely exclusively on their own resources to maintain security and facilitate travel and trade flows. Co-creating processes, policies, and partnership programs is essential to meeting the needs of both border authorities and industry. As a key part of internationally recognized innovations such as Coordinated Border Management, Trusted Trader, Trusted Traveler, and Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Programs, partnerships function as a force multiplier for government and industry as they execute their missions.