WEBINAR I The New Transatlantic Tech Landscape – Cooperation Under Changing Rules: Regulation, Sovereignty & Business Strategy
Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, data governance and digital infrastructure are transforming how companies operate globally. At the same time, governments in Europe and the United States are introducing new policies and regulatory frameworks intended to strengthen technological resilience, economic security and digital sovereignty.
In Europe, this evolving landscape extends beyond digital policy to a new generation of product-related requirements. Initiatives such as the Digital Product Passport, Right to Repair and broader circular-economy and product-transparency measures could reshape how products are designed, manufactured, tracked, repaired, reused, resold and ultimately retired. Their impact will be felt not only by manufacturers, but throughout global supply chains, repair and service networks, data centers, aftermarket businesses and secondary markets.
For companies operating internationally, uncertainty has become the new normal.
- How are evolving U.S. and EU policies influencing business strategy, investment choices, and cross-border operations of companies operating in the technology space?
- Where are the United States and Europe finding common ground from a policy perspective, and where are their approaches diverging?
- With the capabilities of AI and other emerging technologies advancing more rapidly than at any time in modern history, while the process of updating the laws and regulations governing the use of these technologies proceeds at a much slower pace, what can companies do to manage risk, strengthen resilience, create appropriate supply chains and otherwise prepare for the future?
Join us for a practical discussion of what the changing transatlantic technology and regulatory landscape means for business.
Bringing together legal, technology-policy and industry perspectives, the panel will examine how companies can manage risk, identify emerging opportunities and continue building successful transatlantic partnerships while the rules are still taking shape.
SPEAKERS
- Josh Forman, Co-Chair, Digital Infrastructure Industry Group – Greenberg Traurig
- Daniel Friedlaender, Senior Vice President and Head of Office – CCIA Europe
- Joe Marion, President – Marion Associates
- Alan Sutin, Principal Shareholder – Greenberg Traurig & EACC Florida President [Moderator]
DATE/TIME
Wednesday 2 December 2026
10:00-11.00 a.m. ET I 16.00-17.00 CET
REGISTRATION
EACC Member: Free
EACC Non-Member: Free