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MAY 2017 e-publication of the GABC Boston
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Michael Haueisen
GABC Board of Directors
VP Strategic Procurement
SIEMENS
Energy Management USA/CA
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Dear Members & Friends of GABC,
Again time is flying and our May newsletter is already here. With all the daily news from all around the world, it seems nothing is slowing down these days.
Also the GABC is very active. Please check out the next events, be it the "Kaminabend" on May 22nd, the European Food Festival on June 1st or the New Member Reception (for all new members who joined the GABC within the last 12 months) on June 16th - we are offering something for everybody.
I am looking forward seeing you all at one of the upcoming events and would like to close today with the quotation below:
"Jeder Frühling trägt den Zauber eines Anfangs in sich."
(Monika Minder)
"Each spring carries the magic of a new beginning in itself."
In diesem Sinne - Enjoy the spring!
Alles Gute,
Michael
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Mark Your Calendar for these Upcoming Events
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May 22, 2017
Kaminabend with Dr. Alexander Görlach: Does a German Leitkultur even exist in today's global world?
Why is it so hard for us Germans to define our culture? The Leitkultur debate is back on the political stage. Join us for an intimate and frank Kamingespräch with Dr. Alexander Görlach – author, academic, journalist and entrepreneur—whose research focuses on the intersection of religious identities and their influence on policy-making. The discussion will be hosted in the über gracious home of GABC's Vice President in Weston, MA (just off the MassPike / Rt 128). We hope that guests will go home enriched --- with deep thoughts and new insights after an evening of good food and wine, and stimulating conversation. This exclusive event is only open to GABC members and is not open to the general public. Pre-registration and ticket ($30) required. www.gabc-boston.org
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June 1, 2017
Annual European Food Festival & Networking Evening
This popular professional networking event features fare from European countries including Germany (of course!), France, Britain, Belgium, Switzerland, Sweden and Holland in the gorgeous ballroom of the Goethe Institute, a former Back Bay mansion. Join us for a summer evening on the terrace overlooking the Charles River and in the ballroom with your international friends. Special thanks to sponsors Karl's Sausage Kitchen and Paulaner / Hacker Pschorr! $35 Members / $50 Non Members. Tickets and info at www.gabc-boston.org
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June 16, 2017
New Members Reception at GABC Board Member home
This is a private and exclusive reception with refreshments, drinks and good conversation for members who have joined GABC within the last 12 months. Personal introductions will be facilitated at the event by members of the GABC Board of Directors and Executive Director. We’ll gather in the lovely Back Bay home of a GABC Board Member. Weather permitting, we’ll find ourselves on the rooftop terrace with a stunning view of downtown Boston. No presentations, no panel discussions, just really getting to know other high level German and American professionals in a beautiful environment full of warmth, good cheer, and good food over conversations both social and business. Personal invitations will be sent to members who are eligible to attend. Limited to 30 guests. Registration and payment ($30) in advance required to secure a ticket.
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May 3, 2017
Delivery is Key!
Performance Workshop for Entrepreneurs
Building on the concepts of our February workshop “Mastering the Me Talk” which focused on crafting a compelling pitch, this workshop took attendees through the next steps --how to engage an audience and project your voice; how to overcome stage fright and be aware of body language. The workshop was led by opera singer / MIT Sloan Fellow Katja Schoenherr, and sponsored by Flex, in the Boston Innovation Center. More...
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April 7, 2017
GABC members at German-American Conference meet with Berlin’s Foreign Office Transatlantic Coordinator Jürgen Hardt
for a briefing and off-the-record conversation about Berlin’s view on the new Trump administration in Washington. The transition period might be a bit longer than in the past, but Berlin is deeply convinced the historically strong ties with the US, and friendly connections on many levels of politics, the economy and society will rule the relations with both countries.
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Schwarzes Brett
Reception at German Accelerator Life Sciences (GALS) / May 22, 5:30-7:00 PM
GALS invites you to a special reception to honor visiting German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy, Brigitte Zypries. Guests will have the opportunity to meet Minister Zypries and her delegation and to connect with other key GALS stakeholders, including members of the advisory council, our strategic & innovation partners, and current GALS portfolio companies. Location: Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC), 1 Broadway, Cambridge, MA, in the Venture Café (5th floor). RSVP HERE. Questions? Contact [email protected].
De Gruyter publishing house offers paid summer internship in Boston area
The independent academic publishing house headquartered in Berlin publishes over 1,300 new titles each year in the humanities, medicine, natural sciences, and law along with more than 750 scholarly journals and a variety of digital media.
This internship offers an introduction to a career in publishing from the point of view of key departments including Editorial, Marketing, Sales, Operations, and Data Management. More HERE
Working parents sought to fill out survey regarding work / home life balance for master thesis
Former Goethe-Institut colleague Gerrit Strack is conducting a study to identify some of the key factors that impact the quality of employees’ work and family lives. She seeks participants for an anonymous online survey. Click HERE for the survey, or contact Anne Gerrit Strack for more info.
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GABC Sponsor Spotlight: Fraunhofer CSE
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GERMAN-AMERICAN BUSINESS COUNCIL of BOSTON
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