AmCham EU

The digital bridge: a transatlantic agenda for growth, innovation and simplification

30 Sep 2025

All committees

Digital Economy

As digital technologies transform sectors, regulation must promote both competitiveness and resilience. EU-US cooperation is critical to addressing shared priorities, including trust in artificial intelligence and robust cybersecurity. Yet growing legislative complexity risks fragmentation, limiting innovation and investment. A simplified and aligned approach is essential to unlock opportunities and drive joint EU-US digital leadership. Secure your seat for Thursday, 20 November 2025.

Shaping the future of Europe's digital landscape

30 Sep 2025

All committees

On Tuesday, 30 September, AmCham EU hosted Roberto Viola, Director-General, Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission for a discussion on simplifying Europe’s digital legislation and the future of the digital landscape. Moderated by Jeremy Rollison (Microsoft), Chair, Digital Economy Committee, AmCham EU the conversation addressed business calls for legal certainty, interoperability and streamlined compliance to drive innovation. The discussion also underscored the need for clear guidance, consistent enforcement and alignment with global standards. By reducing complexity and fostering trust, effective cooperation between policymakers and industry is critical to unlocking Europe’s digital and economic potential.

Bolstering EU-US business ties in DC

29 Sep 2025

All committees

From Monday, 22 September to Thursday, 25 September 2025, AmCham EU led a delegation of members to Washington, DC for a series of high-level meetings with US policymakers and stakeholders. The delegation engaged with Congressional offices, US federal agencies and transatlantic institutions to discuss regulatory developments, trade priorities and the future of EU-US economic and political cooperation. The visit sought to reinforce the transatlantic relationship, advocate for regulatory alignment and promote open dialogue on shared strategic challenges, including competitiveness, security and digital policy.