Upcoming Events

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 trade and investment related 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 Florida business community on transatlantic matters relevant to the transatlantic business community across the US, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean. They also provide a platform – whether virtual or in-person – to exchange ideas and network with fellow executives across the Transatlantic Corridor.

Below is a list of our upcoming events. We hope we will be able to welcome you at our next event. You can also have a look at our past events as well as upcoming Partner events. And to stay informed about our programs join our mailing list.

We are constantly considering new issues for discussion and formats for our programs. To learn more about these and contribute to the EACC network as a Member call us at +1 305 527 0584 and find out how to join.

    Why Florida ? Series – What Business Leaders Need to Know When Considering Establishing Operations in the US I Trade Mission from Scotland

    The Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce is leading a trade mission to Miami and Fort Lauderdale on the 9th – 12th February. As part of its "Why Florida?" series, EACC Florida is organizing a “Why Florida? What Business Leaders Need to Know when Planning to Establish Operations in the US”  breakfast seminar for the group on Wednesday February 11. The program is kindly hosted by Kaufman Rossin and EACC Florida Members are welcome to attend. If you are an EACC Florida Member and wish to attend, pl...

    Webinar I Transatlantic Perspectives on Securing Critical Raw Materials and Components in a Fragmented World

    Join EACC Florida and the European Railway Clusters Initiative (ERCI) for an action-oriented webinar examining how value-chain resilience is being addressed in the transportation sector, using the rail industry as a strategic case study. Value-chain resilience ultimately depends on reliable access to raw materials and critical inputs, supported by a mix of complementary approaches—from diversification and strategic partnerships to circularity, alternative production, stockpiling, and stronger ...

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