GLOBAL PANEL - Forum and Annual general meeting

November 10th/11th, 2003 - berlin

PROGRAM

Monday, November 10th

"Transatlantic Drift Debate"

12:00 Welcome Lunch

13:00 Student Forum

14:00 Meeting of the Global Panel Supervisory Board

15:45 Global Panel Forum

19:30 Public Reception

20:30 Global Panel Dinner

Tuesday, November 11th

08:00 Annual General Meeting of the Global Panel Foundation e.V.

11:30 Closing Lunch

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ADDRESS

Permanent Representation of Baden-Wuerttemberg in Berlin

Tiergartenstraße 15
10785 Berlin-Tiergarten
Germany

 

GLOBAL PANEL FORUM 2003

On November 10th, 2003, the GLOBAL PANEL FORUM will take place for the first time in connection with the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the GLOBAL PANEL FOUNDATION in Germany. Berlin, as federal capital and important German metropolis, is the venue – the centrally located permanent representation of Baden-Wuerttemberg offers its premises.

The GLOBAL PANEL FORUM is an effective international platform of communication for multidisciplinary business-to-business and business-to-policy contact on an executive level. Excellent assigned discussion podiums face an exclusive group of participants on a high decision level. The main objective is to offer participants lots of possibilities to come together for personal exchange and “networking“.

Before the GLOBAL PANEL FORUMS a STUDENT FORUM, which give a selected circle of students and young scientists the possibility to integrate into the event, will take place according to the GLOBAL PANEL FOUNDATION statue. Within the STUDENT FORUM young academics, who have went through an application and selection procedure beforehand, develop topic related thesis and concepts of the GLOBAL PANEL FORUM, which will be brought into the discussion.

The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the GLOBAL PANEL FOUNDATION, within which the most important committees will meet, takes also place at the representation of the Land Baden-Wuerttemberg in Berlin on the following day, November 11th, 2003.

Around 150 invited opinion leaders of well-known national and multinational companies as well as decision makers from government and society and approx. 50 students will be expected to the GLOBAL PANEL FORUM 2003. Spoken language at the conference will be English; simultaneous translations in German are available.

GLOBAL PANEL in cooperation with the Prague Society and the American Foreign Policy Council is pleased to present the second in a series of panel discussions under the umbrella title ‘Transatlantic Drift’, focused on relations between the United States, the European Union and the new democracies of Central and Eastern Europe.