The European American Chamber of Commerce® hosts a wide variety of events, from in depth macro economic, legal and financial panel discussions featuring industry leaders, to smaller round table discussions on matters that directly affect individual small and medium size business.
Our educational seminars, roundtables, panel-discussions and conferences are designed to educate our membership and the Tri-State region business community on matters relevant to both the US & European business communities. They provide a platform to exchange ideas and network with fellow executives from the US and Europe.
Below is a list of our upcoming events in New York. We hope we will be able to welcome you at our next event. To stay informed about our programs join our mailing list.
Monday
9
Dec
07:20 AM
-
07:00 PM
Metropolitan Club: One East 60th Street, New York, NY 10022
21st Annual Invest in Greece Forum, in Cooperation with NYSE
With a new government which has solid parliamentary majority and popular mandate coupled with a clear, realistic and business friendly strategy, Greece is expected to embark on a solid growth trajectory. Foreign investments are of critical significance for the re-launching of the economy. With a proven track record and wide acceptance within the business, financial and investment communities, our Forum offers the perfect timing to communicate the proper message to a wider and highly targeted audience, enhance investor interest and confidence and help attract foreign investments.
Tuesday
10
Dec
08:00 AM
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10:30 AM
European American Chamber of Commerce New York: The New York Times Building, 620 Eighth Avenue, 37th Fl., New York, NY 10018
Join top-tier European and American M&A & venture capital experts for a discussion on recent trends in cross-border investment between U.S. and European investors and companies. The panel will address trends in key terms, operational and strategic expectations of investors as well as a M&A market outlook.
Wednesday
11
Dec
11:00 AM
-
12:00 AM
Online: web based program, .
Have you started budgeting for your foreign exchange exposure in 2020? Listen as our experts walk you through how to set up your global business for success in the year ahead.
Recession Fears, Interest Rates, Brexit, Trade Wars… 2019 was chock-full with geopolitical and economic events that made global markets increasingly sensitive and volatile – How will this play out in 2020? How can you safeguard your business for volatile exchange rate movements?
Join us as our experts discuss and answer all your questions on how to plan for the year ahead and budget for FX risk management in a way that best fits your organization’s risk tolerance and protects your profit margins from adverse market moves.
Presenters
- John Doyle, Vice President of Dealing and Trading
- Amy Chin, Executive Director
Highlights
- Market conditions and forecasts for 2020
- How to create stability and predictability
- Finding an optimal strategy to protect profits
When
- Wednesday, December 11, 2019 at 11 AM EST
Register
here
Thursday
12
Dec
03:00 PM
-
04:00 PM
Online: web based program, .
For our second Academic & Industry Community Call, Trepp has invited Dr. Jack Liebershon from The Ohio State University and Dr. Greg Howard from the University of Illinois to present their research and analyses addressing the question:
Why Is The Rent So Darn High?
Join us on Thursday, December 12, 2019 from 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM ET.
Using Trepp Operating & Expense data to
support their research, Drs. Liebershon and Howard evaluated:
What caused average rents to rise by more than 19% over the inflation rate in the United States from 2000 to 2018?
What impact does geography have on rising rents?
Register here
Tuesday
17
Dec
05:00 PM
-
07:00 PM
Pepper Hamilton, LLP: The New York Times Building | 620 Eighth Avenue, 37. Fl., New York, NY 10018
Join your host, Pepper partner Gregory J. Nowak, for a series of candid, interactive discussions on what is going on now in the investment management world, including issues that affect private funds and their managers.
This month, Mr. Nowak will be joined by Kirsten Bay of Cysurance and Pepper partners Angelo A. Stio III and Peter T. Wakiyama for a discussion on how cybersecurity, cyber insurance and data protection affect the asset management (hedge, PE, alternative, SMA and registered funds) and brokerage industries.
Beer, wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served.
There is no cost to attend.
If you've attended previous Pepper events, make sure to spread the word to your colleagues. We encourage you to bring a friend from the industry!
Wednesday
22
Jan
12:00 AM
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12:00 AM
Grand Hyatt New York: 109 E 42nd St. (Grand Central), New York, NY 10017-5698
The Private Equity International (PEI) CFOs and COOs Forum 2020 is the leading private equity conference. The forum brings together senior finance and operations executives from the world’s foremost private equity and venture capital firms. Pepper Hamilton is proud to continue our association with the conference.
Julia D. Corelli, a partner with Pepper's Corporate and Securities Practice Group and a co-chair of its Private Fund Services Group, a core constituent of Pepper’s Investment Funds Industry Group, will be speaking on the panel titled "The Future Firm—Founder Carry, Retirement and Succession Planning" on Thursday, January 23 at 11:30 AM–12:15 PM.
For more information on the agenda and speakers, visit https://www.peievents.com/en/event/pei-cfos-coos-forum/.
Thursday
30
Jan
08:00 AM
-
10:30 AM
European American Chamber of Commerce New York: The New York Times Building, 620 Eighth Avenue, 37th Fl., New York, NY 10018
A hallmark of arbitration in the United States has been a limited discovery process. But, construction litigators know that a “limited discovery process” rarely means that there will be no discovery in the arbitration. In the current fast-paced, document-reliant construction environment, extensive e-discovery is often needed to fully understand the merits of a case, because many project teams rely heavily upon electronic project management systems and email communications to document and provide insight (and a time stamp) for a multitude of decisions made on a daily basis. Therefore, the potential for staggering costs and extensive delays that often accompany typical document discovery are present in all but the simplest of construction disputes.
