AmChams in Europe - European Best Practice Conference
Date: September 19th, 2012 - September 21st, 2012
Place: Hotel Croatia Cavtat
AmCham Croatia is hosting this year's European Best Practice Conference organized by AmChams in Europe for the Executive directors of European and certain Asian AmChams. We expect attendance of more than 20 directors. Certain parts of the program are open to our members. Take a look at what you can attend here. Detailed information will be available in September. This is a good opportunity for establishing business connections to other European markets.
Founded in 1963, AMCHAMS IN EUROPE (the European Council of American Chambers of Commerce) today represents the corporate interests of more than 17.000 American and European companies, based in 41 countries and employing more than 20 million people. AmChams in Europe’s member companies account for more than $ 1.1 trillion in investment on both sides of the Atlantic. Membership of AmChams in Europe is not defined by geographical borders but by the willingness and ability to contribute to the network, as well as the basic requirement of being accredited by the US Chamber of Commerce. Member Chambers of the Council are voluntary associations supported entirely by membership dues. In addition, all Member Chambers are members of the U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and work closely with its International Division to coordinate policy and strategy.
Founded in 1963, AMCHAMS IN EUROPE (the European Council of American Chambers of Commerce) today represents the corporate interests of more than 17.000 American and European companies, based in 41 countries and employing more than 20 million people. AmChams in Europe’s member companies account for more than $ 1.1 trillion in investment on both sides of the Atlantic. Membership of AmChams in Europe is not defined by geographical borders but by the willingness and ability to contribute to the network, as well as the basic requirement of being accredited by the US Chamber of Commerce. Member Chambers of the Council are voluntary associations supported entirely by membership dues. In addition, all Member Chambers are members of the U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE and work closely with its International Division to coordinate policy and strategy.
