Germany and the U.S.: Allies Who Tend to Differ

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Germany and the U.S.: Close Allies Who Tend to Differ

November 18 | Greenville, SC

Nearly 140 German companies call the Upstate home, representing nearly 30% of the total international firms in the region. Knowing this, it probably comes as no surprise that Germany is one of our region's largest trading partners.

The European American Chamber of Commerce - Carolinas, German American Chamber of Commerce, Upstate SC Alliance, and World Affairs Council Upstate invite you to learn more about the latest political and economic issues in the bilateral relations between Germany and the United States. Dr. Heike Fuller , German Consul General in Atlanta, will present at this free event.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

30 Years Fall of the Berlin Wall

November 5-7 | Spartanburg, SC

How a Wall Changes Society, Politics, and Economics

24th Annual Gala

November 9 | Atlanta, GA

Learn About the Latest Bilateral Political and Economic Issues

Lightweight Delegation Trip to Germany

December 9-12 | Stade & Augsburg, Germany

Get An Insider's Perspective on the German Lightweight Materials Industry

FUTURE EVENTS

November 18: Goethe Institut Career Booster (Charlotte, NC)

November 20: Stammtisch at Commonhouse Aleworks (North Charleston, SC)

November 21: Stammtisch at Olde Mecklenburg Brewery (Charlotte, NC)

December 2-4: RGIT Fact Finding Mission to Washington (Washington, DC)

GABO SURVEY

German American Business Outlook 2020 Survey

The GACC South invites you to share your experience, opinions, and ideas as part of the 2020 German American Business Outlook. This survey helps Chambers in the U.S. and abroad understand key issues facing employers. Simply put, it is a barometer of bilateral trade relations.

Please submit your answers by Wednesday, November 13th .

Thank you for helping us analyze and understand the current state of transatlantic business!