The American-Hellenic Chamber of Commerce is a proud member of the AmChams in Europe Network, which, together with its members, this year celebrates its 60th Anniversary.
Established in 1963, AmChams in Europe serves as the umbrella organization for 46 American Chambers of Commerce from 44 countries throughout Europe and Eurasia. As a bilateral voice of US and European companies, AmChams in Europe works to communicate the importance of the transatlantic economy in both Europe and the United States.
This year, 2023, marks AmChams in Europe’s 60th Anniversary. On this special occasion for the organization, Susan Danger, CEO of AmCham EU and Chair of AmChams in Europe, said: “ACE is a unique network, a form for collaboration, knowledge sharing and speaking out for European and American business. It is also a significant network for promoting the transatlantic relationship, which is crucial at the moment. And most importantly, it aims to defend our shared values: human dignity, the rule of law, and democracy.”
The United States and Europe are each other’s largest trading partners and make up the world’s largest and wealthiest market. AmChams in Europe jointly represents the interests of more than 17,000 US and European companies employing 20 million workers—accounting for more than $1.1 trillion in investment on both sides of the Atlantic.
Ajša Vodnik, CEO of AmCham Slovenia and Vice-Chair of AmChams in Europe, who represents and runs the organization’s Secretariat, stressed: “More than ever, business bears responsibility for the environment, society, governance, and technology (ESGT). In all AmChams, we connect responsible companies and are the voice of collaboration and transatlantic values. Our history gives us the commitment and responsibility to continue connecting for a better future and opportunities.”
AmChams in Europe’s mission is to develop and support a network of AmChams across the wider European area committed to the exchange of best practices among member AmChams as well as to strengthening the AmCham brand throughout Europe and the United States; providing a forum for discussion, debate, and where necessary, representation on issues relevant to the European and transatlantic business environment; promoting the importance of the transatlantic economy in both Europe and the United States; and representing the interests of US investors in Europe and European companies investing in the US.
