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Events
12
September
Wednesday
9:00AM
10:00AM
1 day
12
September
Wednesday
9:00AM
10:00AM
1 day
Cyber Incident Reporting Roundtable
Governments around the globe are imposing new regulatory and third-party led requirements for private sector entities to report cyber incidents.
29
August
Wednesday
9:00AM
11:00AM
1 day
29
August
Wednesday
9:00AM
11:00AM
1 day
U.S. Chamber Annual Labor Day Briefing
The U.S. Chamber’s Glenn Spencer, and J.D. Foster host a press briefing to discuss the current state of the economy and regulatory reform and how they are impacting the labor market.
8
August
Wednesday
10:30AM
12:30PM
1 day
8
August
Wednesday
10:30AM
12:30PM
1 day
DAEC President Keith Webster on the CSIS Panel: U.S. Arms Transfer Policy
Keith Webster will be discussing the Administration’s new CAT policy at a public panel hosted by CSIS.
1
August
Wednesday
1:00PM
4:30PM
1 day
1
August
Wednesday
1:00PM
4:30PM
1 day
Get Smart On Blockchain
Blockchain technology has the potential to transform every industry. Healthcare, insurance, retail, agriculture, and even government could be streamlined through blockchain. C_TEC will explore its potential power and debate policy ramifications.
30
July
Monday
11:00AM
12:00PM
1 day
30
July
Monday
11:00AM
12:00PM
1 day
Next-Gen Business Leaders Launch Event
The Next-Gen Business Leaders Launch Event features speakers from Howard University and the U.S. Chamber, as well as interns participating in the inaugural internship program. Discussions focus on the importance of diversity in the workplace, how to create a diverse talent pipeline, and promoting entrepreneurship as a pathway to business success.
30
July
Monday
8:30AM
3:30PM
1 day
30
July
Monday
8:30AM
3:30PM
1 day
Indo-Pacific Business Forum Highlights
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce hosted three cabinet secretaries, five agency heads, 15 ambassadors, 20 embassies and 150 business leaders at the Indo-Pacific Business Forum on Monday in Washington. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross, and Secretary of Energy Rick Perry unveiled several new initiatives while outlining the Trump Administration’s Indo-Pacific vision.
