Unlocking Business Opportunities in the U.S. (Haarlem, April 10)
This is a good time for Dutch companies to consider entering or further expanding in the world’s largest market, either directly or via a partnership with a U.S. company.
The Biden Administration introduced the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) to stimulate investments in U.S. infrastructure and energy projects. Also various U.S. states have incentive programs for different sectors.
Our seminar on April 10 will share insights about opportunities, challenges and experience on doing business in the U.S. and explain among others how to benefit from the IRA and other subsidy programs.
This program is co-hosted by Beter Business, EACC Netherlands and NLinBusiness. It’s meant for companies that are interested in the U.S. and who want to be further updated on the latest relevant resources available.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Venue: Cupola XS, Koepelplein 1E, 2031WL Haarlem
Date: Wednesday April 10, 2024 (2.30pm – 6.30pm)
Tickets: Free of charge
REGISTRATION
AGENDA:
14.30 – 15.00: Walk-in
15.00 – 15.15: Welcome
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Mike Rijkers, Partner, PIM Noord-Holland
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Marcel Schulze, Executive Director, EACC Netherlands
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Dirk de Bie, Business Development & Partnermanagement, NLinBusiness.com
15.15 – 15.30: Get well-connected in the U.S.
“How the U.S. Embassy can assist in your U.S. expansion plans and more information on the SelectUSA Investment Summit (June 23-26)”
- Philip Hammerstein, Sr. Commercial Specialist, U.S. Department of Commerce at U.S. Embassy
15.30 – 16.15: Spotlight on Ohio and Florida.
“What do these states offer to Dutch companies when doing business in their market?”
- Sieb Hoogstra, Representative, JobsOhio Benelux
- Tanja Buist, Sr. FDI Consultant, SelectFlorida Benelux
16.15 – 17.15: U.S. Expert presentations
“A selection of EACC member specialists will explain the challenges and solutions which companies who are expanding into the U.S. are facing, each from their own expertise.”
- Willem Wolfs, Business Relations Manager, TABS, Inc.
‘Organizing your backoffice when expanding into the U.S. market’ - Daniel Klein Velderman, Tax Partner, Archipel Tax Advice
‘Dutch tax considerations to expand to the US successfully’ - Duco Royaards, Head of Partnerships, Ebury
‘Foreign Exchange Risk Management, International Payments, Trade Finance’ - Robert Havekotte, Initiatiefnemer, Internationaal Verzekeren
‘Contract Management and International Insurance Risk’
17.15 – 18.30 Networking reception
