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28 May 2013
AmCham France honored to be a Knowledge partner for the OECD Forum for the 3rd consecutive year30 May 2013
Educating the Next Generation of Leaders04 Jun 2013
Taxation Working Committee Roundtable: "Tax Credit for Employment and Competitiveness: What is the Real Impact on your Business?"17 Jun 2013
Innovation et compétitivité : une question d'horizon18 Jun 2013
Breakfast Roundtable with the Honorable Jay Nixon, Governor of Missouri19 Jun 2013
Garden Party at Hotel des Invalides19 Jun 2013
Meet Miami in Paris: Business Networking breakfast19 Jun 2013
Business Luncheon with the Honorable Rick Scott, Governor of Florida
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Mission
The American Chamber of Commerce in France is the oldest “AmCham” in the world – a driving force in transatlantic economic relations, promoting bilateral investment and trade since its inception in 1894. Today, the 4,200 U.S. companies present in France represent 450,000 French jobs. The AmCham's more than 500 members include over 150 CAC 40 and Fortune 100 companies. The Chamber’s activities and operations are completely funded by dues and contributions from its members. Part of a network of 115 AmChams worldwide, AmCham France is a gateway to a global and dynamic business community. The Chamber organizes roundtables with top decision-makers from U.S., French and European government administrations and international business leaders to promote a constructive dialogue on a variety of strategic issues, including: taxation, talent management, data protection, sustainable development, intellectual property rights and trade harmonization. Today, we continue to build on the Chamber's strong foundation and expertise, staying true to our original mission to "take measures which may facilitate and protect the transactions of business between French and American interests and to collect information to facilitate business operations."
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