2020 Annual Report
2020 was a year like no other. What started with optimism around a fresh European Commission mandate, as well as a US election on the horizon, quickly gave way when the first cases of COVID-19 landed on European shores. Despite the challenging circumstances, we worked to continue to provide value for our members by adapting to the unique context. The impacts of the pandemic have only further highlighted the importance for AmCham EU to continue being a strong voice for American companies in Europe. Our 2020 annual report provides a snapshot of how AmCham EU continues to be the best representative for US business committed to and invested in Europe.

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Relay for Life 2026
From Saturday, 13 to Sunday, 14 June, AmCham EU staff, members, alumni and their families took part in the 24 hour Relay for Life at the Stade du Pachy in Waterloo, Belgium. Together, they walked, campaigned and raised funds to support the fight against cancer. For all involved, staying on the track for a full day was a small but meaningful way to honour the perseverance of those living with cancer and to show support for their loved ones. Couldn't join us? You can still make a contribution here.
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Investing in Europe’s aerospace take-off
In the coming decades, advanced manufacturing will play a critical role in strengthening Europe’s competitiveness, industrial resilience and employment base. GE Aerospace is supporting this ambition through major investments in innovative facilities, workforce development and skills training across Europe. The company recently announced more than €110 million to upgrade manufacturing sites in the Czech Republic, Italy, Poland, Romania and the UK, following significant European investments in 2024 and 2025. Alongside these upgrades, GE Aerospace is helping build the next generation of aerospace talent through apprenticeships, student programmes and reskilling initiatives that create pathways into high-quality careers. These efforts demonstrate how investment in manufacturing, innovation and people can help Europe’s aerospace sector take off. Read the full story on Invested in Europe.
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Automating aid to increase impact in Spain
For families facing food insecurity, efficient support can make a meaningful difference. In Spain, Amazon and Amazon Web Services (AWS) are working with Altius Foundation to improve how essential goods are received and distributed to those in need. Through AWS’ pro bono Giveback programme, the partners developed a digital tool that automates key processes, reducing waiting times and freeing up capacity for counselling and support. Their collaboration also enabled the delivery of more than three million meals in 2024 and helped mobilise humanitarian aid after the October 2024 floods in southeast Spain. These efforts demonstrate how technology, logistics and long-term partnerships can strengthen community support and increase social impact. Read the full story on Invested in Europe.
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