Description

The German American Business Association GABA, the European Chamber of Commerce in the Bay Area (AAECCBA) and The Bay Area Council Economic Institute invite you to a timely discussion on the future of transatlantic trade relations under the new U.S. administration. This event will explore the potential real-world implications of a change in U.S. leadership for European and American businesses, from tariffs and trade agreements to regulatory cooperation.

A distinguished panel of experts from academia, government, and business will share their insights on what lies ahead for one of the world’s most significant economic partnerships. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how evolving trade policies could shape industries, markets, and investment opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic.

Join us for a dynamic and forward-looking conversation that will shed light on challenges, opportunities, and strategies for businesses navigating this new chapter in transatlantic relations.

Speakers 

Mark Chandler
Director, International Affairs at City of San Francisco 

Frank Lavin
The Hoover Institution, Stanford University

Sean Randolph
Senior Director, Bay Area Council Economic Institute 

Vanshree Verma
Director, Deutsche Bank Wealth Management 

Moderator

Astrid Langer
US-correspondent, NZZ

Complimentary appetizers, beer, wine and soft drinks will be served.

Registration

GABA Members: $25.00

Non-Members: $35.00

GABA Student Members: $15.00

Day of the Event: $45.00 

You can register through this website, our MemberPlus App for GABA or the GABA Members Hub.

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