MEMBERS & INVITATION ONLY I Exclusive Industry Briefing: EU-US Trade Relations under the Trump Administration

Michelangelo MARGHERITA, Head of Trade, Agriculture and Digital Economy – EU Delegation in Washington DC

The re-election of President Donald Trump is introducing significant changes to the relationship between the European Union (EU) and the United States including in the area of trade.

At the occasion of his first official visit to Miami, EACC Florida is pleased to invite you to an exclusive Industry Briefing with Michelangelo MARGHERITA, Head of Trade, Agriculture and Digital Economy at the EU Delegation in Washington DC.

Please join us on Thursday March 20 from 4.30 PM to 6.00 PM at Greenberg Traurig for a briefing by Michelangelo MARGHERITA on some of the key developments and their impact on conducting transatlantic trade in the current geopolitical environment and an interactive discussion on perspectives for companies and businesses.

THIS EVENT IS INVITATION ONLY AND WILL BE HELD UNDER THE CHATHAM HOUSE RULE

GUEST SPEAKER

• Michelangelo MARGHERITA, Head of Trade, Agriculture and Digital Economy – EU Delegation in Washington, DC
• Alan SUTIN, President EACC Florida [Moderator]

EVENT SCHEDULE
4.30PM – 5.00PM: Arrivals & Registration
5.00PM – 6.00PM: Program

Guests will need to be registered in advance in order to access the building.

For information, please email [email protected] indicating EU Trade Head in the subject line.

SPEAKER BIOGRAPHY
Michelangelo Margherita is Head of Trade, Agriculture and Digital Economy in the Delegation of the European Union to the U.S since October 2022.

Before moving to Washington, he spent most of his career in the Directorate General for Trade of the European Commission in Brussels. His assignments included legislative files, trade negotiations but also public diplomacy and press relations.

He was part of the negotiating team for the EU’s FTA with Andean countries, was posted in Mexico City and subsequently developed the EU legislation on conflict minerals.

He holds law and political science degrees from universities in Paris and Montreal. Michelangelo has roots in several European countries and is married with two children.

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