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AmCham Annual General Meeting and Transatlantic Summit 2024

  • EY Hamngatan 26 Stockholm, Stockholms län, 111 47 Sweden (map)

Join us for the 2024 Annual General Meeting and Transatlantic Summit.

The transatlantic relationship is important for driving economic growth and innovation through cross-border trade, investment, and collaboration. Moreover, it plays a pivotal role as we tackle the twin green and digital transitions in a time of increased cooperation on transatlantic security.

The Transatlantic Economy 2024 presents the most up-to-date facts and figures about the economic relationship between Europe and the United States. Additional speakers will be announced.

Invitations have been sent to AmCham members.

Keynote Speaker:

ERIK D. RAMANATHAN


U.S. AMBASSADOR TO SWEDEN

Agenda:

  • 14:30 - Registration Opens / Networking

  • 15:00 - Annual General Meeting Begins

  • 15:30 - Coffee Break / Networking

  • 16:00 - Transatlantic Summit Begins

  • Presentation of The Transatlantic Economy 2024 report

  • Speaker: Linda Andersson, EY, Partner and Nordic Market Segment Lead for Health and Life Sciences

  • Keynote Speaker: U.S. Ambassador to Sweden, Erik D. Ramanathan

  • 16:45 - Networking Mingle Begins

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If you’re unable to attend, you may submit a proxy.


Agenda for the Annual General Meeting 

  1. Elect a Chair for the meeting;

  2. Prepare and approve the voting list, and confirm that a quorum is present;

  3. Approve the agenda;

  4. Elect two persons to attest the minutes;

  5. Confirm that the General Meeting has been duly summoned;

  6. Consider the annual accounts and the auditor(s)’ report;

  7. Resolve:

    1. whether to approve the profit and loss account and balance sheet; 

    2. how AmCham’s profit or loss according to the approved balance sheet is to be appropriated; and 

    3. whether the Directors of the Board of Directors and the Managing Director should be discharged from liability towards AmCham for the period covered by the accounts. 

  8. Determine the number of Directors who are to be elected by the meeting; 

  9. Elect the Board of Directors; 

  10. When required, determine the number of auditors and deputy auditors;

  11. When required, determine the remuneration to the auditors;

  12. When required, elect the auditor(s) and deputy auditor(s);

  13. Elect the members of the Nominating Committee; and

  14. Other matters which are permitted to be addressed by the meeting pursuant to these Bylaws

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