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About AmCham Events

AmCham has traditionally been known for our high-quality networking events. Business Luncheons and Breakfasts with key government decision makers are a great way to stay tuned to current events and track reform progress. In addition, by hosting an AmCham Cocktail, a member company has an opportunity to make a short presentation on main activities, and to meet and network with other AmCham members and guests. Aside from these events, AmCham Serbia also organizes press conferences on the occasion of special advocacy issues or accomplishments, regional conferences and similar types of events. .

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Meet the Business First Hand

Belgrade University Students Visited GlaxoSmithKline

26.11.2012. | Belgrade

Visit to one of the leading companies in the pharmaceutical industry

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AmCham Special Events

AmCham ‘The First Lap Time’ Conference: Government Commits to Changes to Labour and Construction Law and Finalization of Parafiscal Reform

20.11.2012. | Belgrade

At the conference, government representatives - Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia Ivica Dačić, Minister of Construction and Urbanism Velimir Ilić and special adviser to the Minister of Finance and Economy, Milica Bisić - gave concrete deadlines for amendments to key regulations in the field of labor law, construction law, and parafiscal charges.

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Business Today Seminars

Business Today Seminar: Brand Serbia -Role of Private sector in Nation Branding and Benefits

14.11.2012. | @ AmCham Office, Smiljanićeva 24

Mr. Jamie Moeller, Managing Director, Global Public Affairs, Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide - a leading expert on helping countries build their brand provided strategic insights on the role of the private sector in nation branding and benefit of having the private sector's involved

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