Between the war in Ukraine, skyrocketing inflation, the compounded energy and food crisis and the disruption of global supply chains, nothing about the external environment in 2022 was ‘normal’. Despite disruptions, AmCham EU remained committed to our mission of transatlantic cooperation. From the lessons learned in 2021, we remained a more flexible organisation, advocating for the Single Market, trade and democracy. Our 2022 annual report provides an overview of how we continued to be the top voice for US business committed to and invested in Europe.
Annual Report 2022
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New management structure in the AmCham EU secretariat
As part of the AmCham EU’s continued organisational development, the secretariat has put in place a new management structure:
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Leadership update
AmCham EU is pleased to announce election results from January. We wish successful terms to Rachele Ciavarella (Salesforce), Nicholas Cosenza (Amgen), Amélie Coulet (IBM), Dominika Domanska (Johnson & Johnson), Kaarli Eichhorn (Jones Day) and Alois Thiant (Marsh McLennan).
Please find below a detailed list of the recent appointments to leadership positions:
Rachele Ciavarella (Salesforce), confirmed Vice-Chair, Digital Economy Committee
Nicholas Cosenza (Amgen), re-elected Vice-Chair, Healthcare Committee
Amélie Coulet (IBM), elected Chair, Trade Committee
Dominika Domanska (Johnson & Johnson), elected Vice-Chair, Healthcare Committee
Kaarli Eichhorn (Jones Day), re-confirmed Vice-Chair, Ukraine Task Force
Alois Thiant (Marsh McLennan), re-confirmed Vice-Chair, Ukraine Task Force
Our thanks to the members who stepped down recently from their leadership position. We are grateful for their continued engagement and trust in AmCham EU.
Emanuele Frezza (UPS), former Chair, Trade Committee
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How influencing EU policymaking has changed
On Wednesday, 28 January, Thibaut L'Ortye, Senior Director of Public Affairs, represented AmCham EU at the launch of Hanover Communications’ Power Shift series. During the discussion, Mr L'Ortye highlighted how influence in EU policymaking has evolved over time, with shifts in tactics and approaches reflecting a changing political environment. He also addressed the interactions between the EU institutions, emphasising the importance of tailoring advocacy strategies to the specific roles and dynamics of each institution. Mr L'Ortye further noted how an increasingly complex geopolitical environment is shaping policy priorities and influencing the way businesses operate. The panel also included Brian Hayes, CEO, Banking and Payments Federation Ireland and Claire Boussagol, former Managing Director, Euractiv.
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