I look forward to promoting stronger U.S.-Latvia ties and working with AmCham members to ensure Latvia is a trusted destination for international business.
John Tully, Chairman of the Board of MikroTik
On March 26-28, 40 representatives of 26 AmChams in Europe met in Brussels for the Transatlantic Conference and AmCham EU's 11th annual Policy Briefing.
AmChams in Europe members participated in a two-day conference which consisted of interactive panel sessions, guest speakers and working lunches, aimed to present to the AmChams the policy issues being discussed in Brussels and allow them to engage with key EU stakeholders and develop their network outside their Member State.
The program kicked-off with a Transatlantic Cocktail at the AmCham EU office with Member State and EU stakeholders, senior U.S. Mission staff, members of AmCham EU and Executive Directors from across Europe.
On 27 March at the 2014 Transatlantic Conference a study by Daniel S. Hamilton and Joseph P. Quinlan The Transatlantic Economy 2014 was launched. In the context of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) negotiations, the study provides key insights about the U.S. and Europe in the global economy, with important implications for policy-makers, business leaders and local officials.
Read the Executive Summary
Read Volume I: Headline Trends
Read Volume II: State-by-State and Country-by-Country
Being part of AmCham community brings valuable networking opportunities in different business areas as well as informal connections within Business After Hours.
Janis Zigurs, Business Manager Baltics & Iceland at Kenvue