EUnited Competitiveness Review Dinner Debate
Date
04 Nov 2013 23:00
Address
Bibliotheque Solvay
Brussels
BelgiumEvent Type
L - Conference, forum
Organiser type
Federations / Associations
Section
Innovation & Enterprise
Event Location
Brussels
Event Description
EUnited Competitiveness Review Dinner Debate, Tuesday 5 November 2013, Bibliotheque Solvay, Brussels.
“What does the EU-US Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) mean for manufacturing? How can European companies anticipate and acquire competitive advantages in Europe and other world regions?”
Panel Guests: Damien Levie, EC Trade, Reinhard Bütikofer MEP, Elena Bryan, US Mission to EC and industry specialists. Moderator Dirk Sterckx former MEP & TV journalist
For more information contact info@eu-nited.net
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