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Mark your calendars for Transatlantic Week 2022

With 2022 fast approaching, now is the time to mark your calendars for Transatlantic Week 2022. Join us on Thursday, 24 March as leaders from both sides of the Atlantic discuss all things transatlantic. Stay tuned for more information and be sure to check out the highlights from last year's edition here.

Forging Europe’s recovery together: empowering digital transformation

Digital technology policies should improve infrastructure, attract investments and promote innovation in order to support the economic recovery. Jean-Marc Leclerc (IBM), Chair, Digital Economy Committee, AmCham EU shares why open international data flows, intellectual property rights and connectivity are crucial for digital transformation. Watch and discover how businesses and institutions can work together to harness the power of the digital economy.

Reducing the amount of plastic in the supply chain and distribution network

Nowadays, consumers make more choices towards products and services that focus on protecting the environment and the planet. Read how Herbalife is reducing plastic pollution and meeting the purchasing needs of its clients while paying special attention to age demographics such as Millennials and Gen Z.

Learn more at The Green Way and join the conversation on Twitter with #EUGreenWay.

Valuing resources to achieve climate neutrality

Cisco is committed to powering an inclusive future, and that starts with a liveable planet. By thinking about cutting waste, valuing resources and protecting biodiversity from the design, build and operationalisation of its products, the company is focused on a circularity strategy that is holistic in nature. Learn more about Cisco’s commitment to the circular economy from Wendy Mars, President, Europe, Middle East, Africa and Russia Region. 

Read more at The Green Way and join the conversation on Twitter with  #EUGreenWay. 

Riding the digital and green waves

Susan Danger, CEO, AmCham EU participated in the Annual Economic Forum organised by the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists, which featured Thierry Breton, Commissioner for Internal Market, European Commission and Ingrida Šimontytė, Prime Minister of Lithuania. The Forum focused on the ability of businesses to maintain competitiveness throughout the green and digital transformations and Ms Danger discussed the various approaches used by transatlantic partners to adapt to the changes.

SMEs: challenges and opportunities of international data transfers

In a keynote speech delivered at an event organised by AmCham Slovakia, Giacomo Moroni, Policy Adviser, AmCham EU outlined the state of play in the negotiations for a new EU-US Data Transfer Agreement. He also argued that the rapid conclusion of a solid and sustainable successor to the Privacy Shield is an absolutely critical priority for businesses of all sizes. 

The future of the financial services sector: priorities for 2022 and beyond

The green and digital transitions, as well as important legislative developments such as the implementation of the Capital Markets Union and the Banking Package, will pave the way forward for the financial services sector for the coming year. On Tuesday, 30 November, AmCham EU hosted a discussion to analyse the priorities and key files which will be paving the way for the sector in 2022 and beyond.  

Play. Recycle. Repeat.

Mattel is a leader in the toy manufacturing sector and creating sustainable products and packaging is an important part of its commitment to the planet. Mattel Playback is the company’s new programme that enables families to extend the life of their Mattel toys once they are finished playing with them. Read how Mattel is educating consumers on the the importance of protecting the planet. 

Learn more at The Green Way and join the conversation on Twitter with #EUGreenWay. 

Litigation funding: Tipping the scales of Lady Justice?

Recourse to litigation in an event of disputes is an essential ingredient for businesses to continue to thrive and innovate in the EU. That's why AmCham EU advocates for a harmonised regulatory approach to third-party litigation funding. Check out our five principles for ensuring the maximum potential benefits of such practice, while minimising potential harms.