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Modernizing the French Economy: Understanding the new Law | ||
26 sep 2008, 12:00 to 2:00 pm | ||
| Subject : François Loos, Member of the Parliament and former Minister, will provide information and an ”insider” perspective on proposed legislation that would change the life of companies in France, moving them in a pro-business direction. AmCham members and friends will have the opportunity to ask all questions Mr Loos’ comments may raise during the lunch. | ||
| Speakers : Mr. François LOOS, Member of the Parliament and former Minister | ||
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| Location : Restaurant Moulin de La Wantzenau | ||
With the Summer holidays about to end, we of the American Chamber of Commerce in France, Alsace-Lorraine Chapter (AmCham), would like to include you in a special “back to business” invitation. Whether you are a current or prospective AmCham member, the inaugural program of our new season, set for September, will be of particular interest to you, your colleagues, and your enterprise – CHANGE is indeed in the air! AmCham programs, like the organisation itself, are not limited to US-owned companies! On the contrary, AmCham is a transatlantic platform open to ALL companies interested in sharing good practices of management, sharing ideas for better national and regional government, and to making the America-Europe connection a leading force in the global economy. Local company, subsidiary of a Foreign group, university, local government…everybody can join! We at AmCham believe that good discussions are good business, and the best meetings are those including a diversity of voices. | ||
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