Panel includes: Jim Chilton, Chief Technology Officer of the Cengage Group, one of the largest global education technology companies in the world, and Kyle McAlice, Senior Program Director at Apprenti, the first nationally registered tech apprenticeship program, who will explore the multifaceted landscape of AI implementation in academia and its implications for talent acquisition strategies in businesses. Join us! | |
Date: Tuesday, May 7th
Time: 6PM to 8:30PM
Location: Hult International Business School
1 Education Way in Cambridge
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Tickets:
$27 members
$42 non-members
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Join the GABC Young Professionals for a quintessential Boston outing to Fenway on May Day, Wednesday, May 1st to watch the San Francisco Giants play the Boston Red Sox. We secured seats on the very upper bleachers — grab them while they last and enjoy a fun evening from the top of Fenway while connecting with the GABC. | |
Date: Wednesday, May 1st
Time: 6PM meet at Cask 'N Flagon
7:10PM First Pitch
Location: Cask 'N Flagon followed by Fenway Ballpark
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Tickets:
$25 members
$40 non-members
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Special Lunch Break Event!: Join us for an exclusive tour with Behnisch Architekten, the German architectural firm behind the innovative, sustainable and award-winning Science and Engineering Complex (SEC), Harvard’s most significant new building constructed in a generation. Called a “climate resilient marvel” (Living Architecture Monitor), “a hallmark of sustainability, but also proves that modern architecture can be beautiful”(Harvard Crimson), the building stands out in Allston and literally shines through an exterior steel lattice which is precisely designed to mitigate solar heat in the summer and allowing sunlight to penetrate during the winter.
The tour will be led by Matt Noblett, partner of the Boston office of Behnisch Architects and one of the two lead architects of this remarkable project, explaining key elements of its innovative and award-winning design and sustainable building technologies.
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Date: Monday, June 10th
Time: 11:30AM to 1PM
Location: Harvard Science & Engineering Building
150 Western Avenue, Allston, MA 02134
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Tickets:
Free for GABC members
$20 for non-members
Lunch is optional ($15/per person member or non-member)
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Cambridge Stammtisch on May 8th
Meeting at the NEW Lamplighter CX
Date: Wednesday, May 8th, 2024
Time: 7:00PM
Location: Lamplighter CX (Lechmere)
Join us for our next CAMBRIDGE Stammtisch at the NEW Lamplighter CX (Lechmere) on 110 N First St, Cambridge MA, just steps from the new Green Line Lechmere T Stop and in the heart of the Cambridge Crossing residential and retail development project in Cambridge.
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GABC launched a quartely HR Executive Roundtable for German subsidiaries led by GABC board member Jobina Gonsalves, SVP and Head of HR at TÜV SÜD America. Interested to learn more? Contact Emily Westhoven at emily.westhoven@gabc-boston.org. | | | |
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MoForum: the State of the Life Sciences Industry |
Morrison Foerster's annual Life Sciences MoForum is a program that welcomes investors, entrepreneurs, members of the academic community, policy makers, and anyone passionate about the future of the life sciences industry in Boston and around the globe.
Program Details Register(spaces are limited)
Thursday, May 2nd, 2024
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Come search for treasures — books, toys, games, clothes, household goods and more! There will be treats at a bake sale, and activities for kids. All are welcome!
More information
Saturday, April 27th, 2024, 1PM to 4PM
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The Berlin Business Office is seeking a U.S. Market Manager to join their team of international business development professionals in New York. More information | |
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Business Development Intern | The Berlin Business Office USA offers a four to twelve-month internship to join their team of international business development professionals in New York City. More information | |
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Fast Track for children entering grades 3 or 4 |
Fast Track is a rigorous student-centered program that allows motivated students with little or no prior knowledge of German to learn German at an accelerated pace.
If you know anyone interested in the German International School Boston, but lacking the required German language skills, they can contact the admissions team at admissions@gisbos.org to find out if Fast Track (entering grades 3 or 4 in 24/25) might be a fit for their child.
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Registration for new families at German Saturday School |
German language classes for children preschool to High School on Saturdays: Registration for the school year 2024-2025 is open until May 4th for students of new families.
More information & registration
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Deutsches Altenheim is looking for Board Members |
Established over a century ago, Deutsches Altenheim in Roxbury is a pillar of the Greater Boston community and continues to offer superior senior care in a trusting and experienced environment.
If you are interested to learn more about the Board, contact Marie Schwartz.
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Center for European Studies at Harvard | |
Parallel Beginnings: New German Expressionists |
The Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies (CES) and the Art Collection Deutsche Bundesbank invite visitors to experience German abstract art by three artists of the Frankfurt Quadriga group.
This exhibit is free and open to the public Monday-Friday from 10:00-4:00pm. More information.
GABC is looking into scheduling a group showing. If you are interested, please send a note to info@gabc-boston.org
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Did you miss a previous GABC newsletter? | | |
News from the German Government | |
Aktuelle Information für deutsche Staatsbürger und Staatsbürgerinnen:
Das Gesetz zur Modernisierung des Staatsangehörigkeitsrechts (StARModG) wurde im Bundesgesetzblatt verkündet und wird damit am 26. Juni 2024 in Kraft treten.
Die Erfordernis einer Beibehaltungsgenehmigung nach § 25 StAG bei Erwerb einer fremden Staatsangehörigkeit wird ab dem 26. Juni 2024 entfallen.
Wer NACH Inkrafttreten dieses Gesetzes eine fremde Staatsangehörigkeit annimmt, kann dann seine deutsche Staatsangehörigkeit nicht mehr verlieren.
Zu beachten: Noch gilt das derzeitige Recht. Bei Erwerb einer fremden Staatsangehörigkeit verlieren Sie - noch – die deutsche Staatsangehörigkeit, wenn Ihnen nicht vorher eine Beibehaltungsgenehmigung ausgehändigt wurde!
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Sustainability Project Presentations
Several of members of the YP Committee had the opportunity recently to attend (and judge!) an econ class presentation through Babson College economics professor Jason Wong (and fellow YP committee member) as his students presented impressive solutions to their sustainability project challenges following a whirlwind 10-day study trip to Germany. You can read about the trip on their blog.
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An April Nor'Easter didn't deter a big group of Stammtisch Fans to gather at Jack's Abby in Framingham for the METRO West Stammtisch (originally coined "Spring Stammtisch", we will save that for the next one!) to enjoy good conversation and meeting new people. While organized by the Young Professionals, the Stammtisch is open to EVERYONE, regardless of membership or age. Reach out to Thorben Beckmann or Kai Schmitz if you want to learn more or join the next Metro West Stammtisch. | |
FAVORABLE WINDS Despite challenges, offshore wind projects are moving forward across New England |
Excerpt: "With the difficulties of 2023 in the rearview mirror, there’s a new sense of optimism. A recent three-state offshore wind RFP for Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island — states with aggressive climate goals — drew robust proposals from four global development teams." | | |
Germany raises forecasts on boost to outlook for industry and consumers |
Excerpt: "Robert Habeck, economy minister, said Germany was seeing “increasing signs that the economy is gradually recovering and the outlook brightening”. He said industrial production had been “rising noticeably” since the start of the year, even in energy-intensive industries." | | |
Mass. unemployment rate in March remained below national rate |
Excerpt: "The Massachusetts unemployment rate was 0.9 percentage points lower than the national rate of 3.8%, with the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate down by 0 .6 percentage points over the year.(...)
- Manufacturing lost 600 jobs over the month and 3,300 over the year.
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Professional, scientific, and business services lost 3,000 jobs over the month and 7,800 over the year."
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Krise ade? In Deutschland wird wieder mehr gegründet | Auszug: "Von Januar bis März entstanden 658 Jungfirmen. (...)Im Vergleich zum Vorquartal entspricht das einem Plus von 17 Prozent. Mit Blick auf das Vorjahresquartal liegt der Anstieg bei nahezu fünf Prozent (...) Die Zahl der Gründungen gilt als Stimmungsbarometer in einer Branche, die zuletzt merklich unter der Zinswende, den großen konjunkturellen wie auch geopolitischen Herausforderungen und der Finanzierungskrise gelitten hat. Vor allem Letztere ist längst noch nicht überstanden." | | | | | |