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COMPANIES

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EBS is the perfect multi-format platform to elevate companies’ objectives, influence the EU decision-making and engage in a productive dialogue with a prominent audience. Our previous partners include Google, Tata Consultancy Services, Huawei, BMW, MasterCard, Heineken, Citigroup and others.

Please contact our team to explore Company package opportunities.

ASSOCIATIONS

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EBS offers a special package to trade and professional associations, including NGOs. Join us to highlight your priorities, have impact on the EU legislative process and network with experts. Previous associations at EBS include CSR Europe, Cefic, Efpia, Think Young and the British Chamber of Commerce.

Please contact our team to explore Association package opportunities.

COUNTRY/REGION

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EBS also proposes a dedicated country and region package. Our partners have an opportunity to promote their national business and investment possibilities. Previous countries and regions involved at EBS include China, Japan, AmCham EU, Invest in Canada, Catalonia Trade & Investment and Wallonia.

Please contact our team to explore Country/region package opportunities.

Towards a Sustainable and Resilient Europe

Despite the European strong and innovative response to the coronavirus …..

Despite the European strong and innovative response to the coronavirus crisis, uncertainties persist regarding the manner to reconcile short-term economic growth and long-term sustainability of our natural resources. It is time to speed up the action to address these challenges. Therefore, the European Green Deal remains the pillar of our recovery strategy, enabling the EU to achieve carbon neutrality while shifting towards a greener, circular and sustainable economy. To meet these ambitious objectives, businesses, academia and politics have an active role to play in reinventing growth, powering EU’s strategic autonomy, modernising our macroeconomic models and ensuring our global competitiveness.

Keywords: #European Green Deal #New Growth Strategy #Green Growth #Sustainable Europe #Business #Transformations #Economic Model #Circular Economy #Natural Capital #Energy supply #Economic Recovery #Green Recovery #Climate-neutral Economy #Industrial policy #Competitive sustainability #Sustainable Transports
The EU in the World: New trade Opportunities for the EU

Notwithstanding that the coronavirus crisis has highlighted …..

Notwithstanding that the coronavirus crisis has highlighted the EU’s need to make supply chains more resilient and sustainable, we should continue to deepen our trade relationships and to work with our partners to seek broader market access and new trade opportunities for European companies and European workers, that are mutually beneficial. It is time to boost efforts to raise awareness of the opportunities within the EU’s trade agreements and to step up enforcement action so that they deliver on their promises. The European Union cannot act in isolation and has a leadership role to play on the global stage while building meaningful partnerships with the rest of the world. In this context, EU and Africa are seeking to develop a new mutually beneficial partnership and further their common interests and future. Through this intensified cooperation, the European Union and Africa can deliver their desire to work together specifically for a green transition, ensuring access to sustainable energy, digital transition, sustainable and inclusive growth and unlocking the potential of Africa’s resources, particularly in agriculture.

Keywords: #EU Trade #EU Partnerships #EU-Africa #Trade opportunities #Sustainable economy #EU External Relations #Entrepreneurship #Agriculture
The EU Digital Transformation

The COVID-19 pandemic has driven a major acceleration of the …..

The COVID-19 pandemic has driven a major acceleration of the already existing trends to digitize Europe’s society and economy. Combined with the new geopolitical situation of enhanced competition between the USA and China, it has brought an added sense of urgency to the need to deliver Europe’s digital transition to secure future social, economic and environmental resilience. With legislation as much as any other norm struggling to adapt to the deep and various change brought on by the digital revolution, the von der Leyen Commission has set itself the ambitious objective of delivering a ‘Europe Fit for the Digital Age’. What is the role of business in delivering this vision? What sort of regulatory framework for the digital economy will foster innovation, fairness, inclusion, growth, and more importantly, the trust of Europeans?

Keywords: #Digital regulation #Artificial intelligence #Digital sovereignty #Machine learning #5G #EU cybersecurity Act #GDPR #Digital skills #Competitiveness #Online platforms #E-commerce #Digital taxation #Blockchain #InTech #Dataflow #Data standards #Illegal content