GATA - German American Trade Association

– A not for Profit Organization –

The German American Trade Association (GATA) is a not-for-profit organization that was formed in 2003 by a group of German Industry Associations. GATA’s objective is to facilitate entry to the U.S. market for new companies and provide comprehensive risk management protection for German-Speaking companies with existing U.S. business. For all companies that are thinking about entering the US market or have already founded a US subsidiary, we as the German American Trade Association (GATA) offer several varieties of well-founded management seminars on all relevant topics – condensed in one day or in partial aspects as webinars.

Meetings
Individual one-on-one webinars USA
Consulting

U.S. Entry Meetings

09.04.2025
09.07.2025
17.09.2025
05.11.2025

COLOGNE
MUNICH
BERLIN
ZURICH

Executive Management Meetings

10.04.2025
10.07.2025
18.09.2025
06.11.2025

COLOGNE
MUNICH
BERLIN
ZURICH

International Business Law Update

This event will not be held in 2024. Individual webinars on this topic can be arranged. If you are interested we would like to ask you to send us an email to info@american-trade.org or use the button “Make a Reservation” to let us know about your interest without any obligation, including your preferred city and month, and we will contact you as soon as dates/locations are fixed.

INDIVIDUAL ONE-ON-ONE WEBINARS USA

From now on we offer exclusively individual webinars for your company with unlimited number of participants from your firm. We believe that these webinars offer better opportunities to address your individual questions.
They are conducted via Microsoft Teams with appropriate presentation by our long-term speakers and last 1.5-2 hours.
After registration you can arrange the dates individually directly with the speakers. The costs are €280,00 per topic.
Of course you can book different sessions if you are interested in more than one topic, but we do not recommend to combine them in one block.
Below you will find the topics we offer and how to register.

Avoiding of Piercing the Corporate Veil
Company Formation
Contractual Aspects / Sales Structure & Reps
Contractual Risk Management
Employment

Installations
Insurance Solutions
Mergers & Acquisitions
Product Liability
Recruitment

Representations and Warranties
Site Selection
UCC Liens
Visa & Work Permits

Consulting

If you can neither attend the seminars nor the topics of the webinars are suitable for you, we are also available for individual advice.

Please feel free to contact us

Luisa Blumfeld on +49 152 02093257 or email: info@american-trade.org.

Our Speakers

Our speakers have many years of experience in European-American transactions. The practice-relevant differences between the German-speaking countries and the USA in the areas of company formation, choice of location, government incentives, tax considerations, personnel issues, etc. are conveyed in an understandable way. For the important questions of liability, German-speaking specialist lawyers from the USA are giving the lectures. With their expertise, you will be able to plan and implement your business objectives for the USA confidently and confidently.

Objectives and topics

U.S. Entry Meetings: Despite a variety of developments regarding business in North America, especially in the political arena, the US market still is and continues to be an extremely attractive environment for many, especially medium-sized companies. Business expansion is a significant step for owner-managed companies, SMEs and established industrial corporations.

Executive Management Meetings: As regards liability it is an obligation for employees who hold Officer or Director positions at a U.S. subsidiary to update their specific knowledge of U.S. management at regular intervals. Inform yourself in a very concise manner about the current framework and obligations of the U.S. subsidiary during our one-day meetings.

International Business Law Update: A meeting specially designed for lawyers and in-house lawyers, which shows the economic content of international transactions as they have become common law standards today. In short stages, the approximately ten most practice-relevant areas are dealt with. The focus is on the USA, but most of the content is valid worldwide.

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