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SUMMARY:EACC Texas I Transatlantic Bridges 2026: Reveal of Transatlantic Expansion Barometer Survey
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]On Thursday 29 October\, EACC Texas\, in the presence of and in partnership with EACC Paris\, EACC New York\, EACC Cincinnati\, EACC Carolinas\, EACC Netherlands\, EACC Rhone Alpes\, and EACC Florida\, will officially unveil the findings of the latest 2026 Transatlantic Expansion Barometer\, produced in partnership with RSM and OCO Global.\n\nBased on executive insights\, foreign direct investment (FDI) trends\, and the evolving economic landscape\, this report examines how European and U.S. mid-market companies and SMEs are navigating their cross-border growth.\n\nEvent Highlights\n\n 	Key Findings & Trends: Fresh 2026 data and year-on-year analysis on how businesses adapt to changing tariff\, regulatory\, tax\, and investment environments.\n 	Expert Panel Discussion: Insights from leading transatlantic business and investment specialists.\n 	Cocktail: The evening will conclude with a networking reception\, and connect with the EACC transatlantic business community.\n 	Audience: EACC Members and their guests (Consular Corps also invited as honorable guests)\n 	Date: Thursday\, October 29 // Timing: 5.30 pm – 8 pm\n 	Venue: Dallas- Dykema\, 1717 Main Street\, 34th Floor\, Dallas\, TX 75201\n\nSPEAKERS\n\nFabrice Marmousez has 31 years of professional experience\, including 27 in public accounting. He is a French and U.S. CPA\, has a diverse background and specializes in providing U.S. tax services to a wide variety of multinational clients.As a former PwC France Partner\, Fabrice has gained a solid background working on transatlantic matters with professional service organizations in domestic\, multi-state and international structures.As RSM’s national tax leader for the France country practice\, Fabrice is focusing on cross-border U.S. tax compliance or advisory engagements. As part of RSM U.S. Foreign Direct Investors Center of Excellence (FDI CoE)\, he leads engagements for a wide variety of corporate clients\, from multinational private equity firms or foreign financial institutions to Consumer Industrial Products & Services corporate groups. He helps clients navigating through cross border tax matters\, dealing with U.S. tax and reporting obligations daily.Fabrice also leads International Private Client services engagements through RSM’s Global Family Enterprise teams (GFE) and specifically addresses income\, gift and estate tax matters – from a compliance\, advisory\, structuring and optimization cross-border perspective – for private companies\, high-net-worth individuals and family offices.\n\n \n\nAbby Varas is the North America Advisory Manager for OCO Global\, charged with advising multinational corporations and regional governments on market entry\, site selection\, and foreign direct investment strategies with a strong emphasis on advanced industries including battery production\, semiconductors\, life sciences and clean energy manufacturing. At OCO\, Abby focuses on developing strategy for companies to evaluate location competitiveness and optimize global operations\, while also working with economic development organizations to refine ability to attract and retain industry. Recently\, projects have been focused on organizational transformation\, and how economic development agencies can best prepare for a changing investment landscape and leverage existing resources effectively.\n\nPrior to joining OCO\, Abby worked for EY’s Global Site Selection & Credit and Incentives team specializing in site selection for foreign direct investment projects and securing federal\, state\, and local incentives to support operations. She also previously worked for the Arizona Commerce Authority to increase business attraction activities in the state. Abby graduated with a B.A. in Public Relations and Political Science from the University of Oregon and is currently based in Phoenix\, Arizona.\n\nDETAILS HERE[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://eaccfl.com/2event/dallas-i-transatlantic-bridges-2026-reveal-of-transatlantic-expansion-barometer-survey-discussion-and-networking/
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SUMMARY:EACC All-Chapter Leadership Summit 2026 I Dallas\, TX
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]At the invitation of EACC Texas\, EACC Florida will be joining EACC Board Members and Executive Directors from across the EACC network at the 2026 Leadership Summit in Texas on October 30.\n\nAs EACC looks toward its next phase of growth\, the Summit will explore how to further strengthen and position the EACC network for continued growth and impact.\n\nTopics for consideration will include:\n\n 	Strengthening network governance and leadership\n 	Defining the EACC’s strategic positioning and long-term sustainable impact\n 	Identifying priority markets and regions for future chapter expansion\n 	Exploring scalable frameworks and investment models for launching and sustaining new chapters\n\nBeyond the strategic discussions\, the Summit offers a unique opportunity to build relationships with fellow Board Members\, Executive Directors\, and transatlantic business leaders from across the EACC community.\n\nThe EACC community is a trusted\, curated\, independent (non-political\, non-lobbying) network\, uniquely positioned to support its members in transatlantic business development. Especially in major themes (AI/tech sovereignty\, shifting geopolitical landscape\, energy\, supply chain resilience\, trade policy\, protectionism\, industry policy\, strategic autonomy)\, there is a huge potential for our network to benefit from the changes in the transatlantic relationship.\n\nDETAILS HERE[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://eaccfl.com/2event/eacc-all-chapter-leadership-summit-2026-i-dallas-tx/
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SUMMARY:Florida Real Estate 2027: Can We Still Build This? Design\, Capital & Constraints in a Changing Market
DESCRIPTION:[vc_row][vc_column][vc_btn title=”REGISTER” align=”center” size=”lg” custom_background=”#1E73BE” custom_text=”#EEEE22″ link=”url:https%3A%2F%2Fapp.asforms.net%2Fapi%2Fas%2Fw1lq28″ custom_border=”#000000″][vc_column_text]Florida’s built environment is being reshaped by competing forces: ambitious design visions\, rising expectations for mixed-use and waterfront living\, and a more demanding financial and regulatory landscape. Higher interest rates\, construction costs and zoning complexity mean that not every bold concept can be realized—raising a simple but pressing question: what can we still build?\n\nThis executive briefing will bring together perspectives from architecture\, real estate and legal advisory to examine how Florida projects are adapting to today’s constraints. Drawing on Arquitectonica’s international experience\, the discussion will consider how Florida’s development environment compares with European markets—and what can be learned across borders. From density and resilience to conversions and project feasibility\, speakers will explore where design ambitions meet practical realities\, and where trade-offs may be necessary.\n\nTogether\, these perspectives will offer practical insights into the opportunities and constraints shaping Florida’s next cycle of real estate development.\n\nSPEAKERS\n\n 	Leandro Barbuscio\, Principal – Kaufman Rossin\n 	Iris Escarrá\, National Co-Chair of Land Use Practice – Greenberg Traurig\n 	Bernardo Fort-Brescia\, Founding Principal & Co-Founder – Arquitectonica\n 	Makiel Morciego\, Principal – Kaufman Rossin (Moderator)\n 	Additional speakers TBC \n\nEVENT SCHEDULE\n\n8:30AM-9:00AM: Arrivals & registration\n9:00AM-10:15AM: Program\n10:15AM-10:30AM: Networking\n\nLOCATION\n\nKaufman Rossin 3310 Mary Street – Ste 501\, Miami\, FL 33133\n\nREGISTRATION FEE\nEACC Member: Free\nGuest with Promo Code: Free\nEACC Non-Member: $35\n\nREGISTER HERE\n\nSPEAKER BIOS\n\nLeandro BARBUSCIO leads Kaufman Rossin’s international business services practice. He advises foreign clients on tax-efficient strategies and structuring options for investing in the U.S.\, expanding their businesses to the U.S.\, and acquiring U.S. real estate. He has extensive experience helping clients interested in buying and selling U.S. real estate navigate the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA). His expertise also goes beyond tax\, including accounting\, reporting\, and business plans for immigration purposes.\nFrom an outbound perspective\, Leandro helps domestic clients minimize U.S. taxation of their foreign businesses\, while complying with U.S. accounting provisions. In addition\, he specializes in voluntary disclosures programs.  Leandro’s clients include foreign nationals\, real estate private equity funds\, property management companies\, and other entrepreneurial businesses in a variety of industries.  He joined Kaufman Rossin in 2000\, is a Certified Public Accountant in Florida\, and he is on the IRS’ list of Certifying Acceptance Agents. He is bilingual in English and Spanish.\n\n \n\nIris ESCARRA is National Co-Chair of Greenberg Traurig’s Land Use Practice and a Florida Bar Board-Certified Specialist in City\, County\, and Local Government Law. She is recognized as one of the leading Miami land use and zoning attorneys advising major real estate developers across South Florida. Based in the firm’s Miami office\, she focuses on land use law\, zoning law\, development entitlements\, and complex municipal approvals for large-scale real estate development projects. She regularly represents some of Miami’s most prominent developers\, property owners\, and real estate investors on projects valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars. With her counsel\, dozens of high-profile commercial\, residential\, hospitality\, and mixed-use developments have been approved and completed throughout Miami over the past two decades.\n\n \n\n \n\nMakiel MORCIEGO joined Kaufman Rossin in 2015. He is a director in the international tax advisory practice where he manages tax engagements for foreign and domestic clients investing in US and foreign businesses. Makiel focuses on international tax planning\, preparation\, and tax research with the goal of understanding all options for his clients and recommending the best possible tax strategy. He also recruits\, trains\, and manages tax professionals on his team with the goal of delivering exceptional services to clients in a fast-paced growing market. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Accounting and his Master of Science in Taxation from Florida International University. He is a Certified Public Accountant.\n\n \n\n \n\n \n\nProgram hosted by [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][/vc_column][/vc_row]
URL:https://eaccfl.com/2event/florida-real-estate-2027-can-we-still-build-this-design-capital-constraints-in-a-changing-market/
LOCATION:Kaufman Rossin – Miami\, 3310 Mary Street\, Miami\, FL\, 33133\, United States
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