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EACCNY Events
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.
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Commercial Real Estate in Transition: Transatlantic Strategies for a Shifting Market
Bank of Ireland NYC Hub: 140 E 45th Street, New York, NY 10017
The North American and European commercial real estate (CRE) industries are moving beyond the post pandemic “new normal” into a period of strategic recalibration. In 2025, investors and developers were navigating higher borrowing costs, diverged debt markets, and evolving tenant expectations, while preparing for 2026’s opportunities in logistics, data centers, and modular housing. Hybrid work and demographic shifts continue to reshape office demand, while AI driven efficiencies and ESG considerations redefine asset management. Institutional capital is cautiously re-entering both sides of the Atlantic, signaling resilience amid volatility.10:30 AM
The Next Chapter: What to Expect from U.S. Trade Policy in 2026
Protiviti Offices: 888 7th Ave, New York, NY 10106
Following up on last year’s debate on new tariffs and other transatlantic challenges instituted by the Trump Administration, this year’s panel will revisit the evolving landscape of U.S. trade policy. With the Supreme Court’s upcoming ruling on IEEPA reshaping presidential authority, questions loom over how far executive power can be extended into trade matters that normally require congressional approval. Also, back in play is the future of the USMCA and agreement negotiated during the first Trump Administration.For upcoming events in our sister chapters visit:
The EACC is expanding its chapter network on both sides of the Atlantic. Among other cities across Europe and the United States we are working on chapters in Miami, Madrid, Frankfurt, Milan and Lisbon/Porto. If you wish to be part of our growing network we would love to hear from you to explore how we could collaborate.
