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BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 METHOD:PUBLISH CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:-//WordPress - MECv5.16.2//EN X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://www.eaccfrance.com/ BEGIN:VEVENT UID:MEC-5c8e07660e3000f141dda8b83107ed6e@eaccfrance.com DTSTART:20210630T140000Z DTEND:20210630T150000Z DTSTAMP:20210603T133800Z CREATED:20210603 LAST-MODIFIED:20210615 SUMMARY:Expanding operations into new territories Is There a “New Normal” and What Does it Look Like? DESCRIPTION:Expanding operations into new territories around the world has traditionally offered important commercial opportunities for multinational corporations and SMEs alike. Whereas standardization, harmonization of practices and the impact of technology have supported and accelerated the trend toward globalization, the COVID-19 pandemic marked an abrupt halt, leading to a global recession, a severe disruption of global value-chains and a sharp decrease in foreign direct investments.\nWhile most governments have promptly acted in support their domestic economies, many are considering new rules affecting foreign investors.\nThis program will be looking at how those trends have evolved notably in the US and Europe, what some of those new rules are and what specific changes to look out for in particular in areas such as governance and local vs. international complexity in financial transactions, accounting, taxation and human resources.\nTOPICS FOR DISCUSSION\n\nGrowth Of More Responsible Governance\nTrends In International Vs. Local Complexity\nWhat Are The US Anti-Money Laundering Act Of 2020 And Reform Of The EU’s Anti-Money Laundering Framework And How Will They Impact Transatlantic Financial Transactions And Banking Operations?\nWhat Is The European Commission’s Proposal For Regulating Foreign Subsidies Control And How Could It Impact Extra-EU Companies Wishing To Invest Into The EU Internal Market?\n\nSPEAKERS\n\nJan Willem Van Drimmelen, Head Of North America – TMF Group (Amsterdam)\nEdoardo Gambaro, Partner – Greenberg Traurig (Milano)\nMike Morroni, Head Of Global Client Directors And North America Head Of Business Development – TMF Group (Miami) [Moderator]\nAdditional Speakers TBC\n\nSPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES\nJan Willem van Drimmelen\nJan Willem has 20 years of experience in senior commercial- and leadership roles in professional services businesses. Before joining TMF Group, Jan Willem was a co-founder at Create Capital, a private equity firm in the Netherlands. Prior to that, Jan Willem was responsible for Intertrust’s global corporate client division for two years, after spending nearly five years in his role as Global Head of Sales during a period of unprecedented growth for the Intertrust Group. Prior to that, Jan Willem was Managing Director of Intertrust North America based in New York for six years. Before joining Intertrust in 2007, he worked at merchant bank Kempen & Co, as a tax attorney with Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and as an intern at Loyens & Loeff and ABN AMRO Trust Company. Jan Willem has lived and worked in Amsterdam, London, New York and Curaçao. Jan Willem graduated from Leiden University in 2003 where he obtained a Master’s degree in International Taxation.\nEdoardo Gambaro\nEdoardo is a Partner at Greenberg Traurig in Milano. He focuses his practice on Italian and European antitrust law. He represents Italian and foreign companies in proceedings before the European Commission in the application of Articles 101, 102, and 108 of the TFEU (cartel, abuse of dominant position and state aid matters). He also advises on EU procedural law, assisting companies in appellate proceedings before the EU General Court and the EU Court of Justice. He represents companies before the Italian Antitrust Authority and on appeal before the Italian administrative Courts. Edoardo is experienced in the field of merger control, both at national and EU levels, and has advised various U.S. and European corporations on merger control filings. He has also dealt with other aspects of EU law, such as telecommunications law, pharmaceuticals law, freedom of establishment, and the free movement of services and capital, representing several companies before the Court of Justice in preliminary references submitted by Italian courts.\nMike Morroni\nMike is the Global Clients Leader and North America Head of Business Development at TMF Group.  Mike has been with TMF for 7 years living in a variety of locations including Miami, Hong Kong and Switzerland.  Prior to this Mike had 15+ years’ experience working in London and New York within services companies, including Control Risks Group, Barclays, Morgan Stanley and Cantor Fitzgerald. Mike has an MBA from ESADE Business School in Barcelona. He enjoys spending time with his family, travelling and has visited over 100 countries.\nThis program is organized by EACC Florida for EACC members only\nRegister here\n URL:https://www.eaccfrance.com/events/expanding-operations-into-new-territories-is-there-a-new-normal-and-what-does-it-look-like/ ORGANIZER;CN=:MAILTO: END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR