As our global marketplace slowly recovers from the global economic crisis, Europe and the U.S. stand strong to further develop their long-standing friendship with bilateral trade and investment opportunities that will hopefully usher us into an unprecedented age of prosperity.
In particular, President Obama’s National Export Initiative (NEI) challenge to double U.S. exports in the next five years has presented Europe with the advantage of importing U.S. products, services and technologies into the EU.
This seminar/luncheon will feature an array of experts discussing taxes, incentives, support services and opportunities that American companies can now utilize to enter the EU marketplace.
Seminar Speakers
Value Added Tax in Europe
and Other Countries
Britta Eriksson
President & CEO
Euro VAT Refund, Inc.
Belgium in the Heart of Europe - Tax Incentives for Foreign Investors
Michela Ritondo
Senior Tax Official
Fiscal Deparment for Foreign Investments
Federal Public Service Finance of Belgium
The EU "e-customs initiative"
Paul V. Oliva
Founder and Principal
OlivaGlobal Communications
Trade and Investment in Hungary and new States in the European Union
Istvan A. Molnar
Investment and Trade Commissioner
Consulate General of the
Republic of Hungary, Los Angeles
Luncheon
Entering European Markets in a Challenging Environment
Edmund Hain
Founder and Managing Director
Business Consulting Network
International, LLC
Liquidity and Growth Opportunities for European Companies in U.S. Capital Markets
Mona DeFrawi
CEO and Founder
Equidity
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Trade And The Transatlantic Relationship - Is There A Crisis?
Caroline Krawiec Brownstone
President & CEO
International Management and Marketing Associates (IMMA) Ltd.