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SUMMARY:Diplomatic Dialogue with Ambassador Santos\, Consul General\, Brazil
DESCRIPTION:Join the ACIR for a Diplomatic Dialogue reception with Luís Cláudio Santos\, Consul General of Brazil in Atlanta. After an hour of networking\, Consul Santos will discuss the work of the Brazilian Consulate\, the bicentennial of diplomatic relations between Brazil and the United States\, the significant population of Brazilians in Atlanta\, and experiences during his career postings and his observations on global affairs with Mark Pierson\, ACIR’s Director of Diplomatic Outreach and Strategic Development. The Diplomatic Dialogue attendees will then have a few minutes to ask the Consul General questions. Remarks are off-the-record and not recorded but social media posts are encouraged. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/diplomatic-dialogue-with-ambassador-luis-claudio-villafane-g-santos-consul-general-of-brazil/
LOCATION:Offices of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP\, Atlanta
CATEGORIES:Brazil,Diplomacy,Networking
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SUMMARY:Diplomatic Dialogue with the Consul General of Japan
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a Diplomatic Dialogue reception with Mio Maeda\, Consul General of Japan in Atlanta. After an hour of networking\, Consul General Maeda will discuss the work of the Japanese Consulate\, the recent SEUS-Japan Conference in Tokyo\, the significant investment of Japanese companies in Atlanta\, and experiences during his career postings and his observations on global affairs with Mark Pierson\, ACIR’s Director of Diplomatic Outreach and Strategic Development. The Diplomatic Dialogue attendees will then have the opportunity to ask the Consul General questions. Remarks are off-the-record and not recorded but social media posts are encouraged. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMio Maeda\, Consul General of Japan\nMr. Mio Maeda received a law degree from the University of Tokyo and joined Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) in 1990.  As a diplomatic trainee\, Mr. Maeda continued his studies at University of Oxford  and then returned to MOFA where he held various positions throughout a three-decade long career. \n\n\n\nIn 2000\, he was appointed Deputy Dir\, Research & Programming Division (Economic Cooperation Bureau) and then became Deputy Dir of the 2nd  Southeast Asia Division (Asian & Oceanian Affairs Bureau). Following\, Mr. Maeda served MOFA as Deputy Dir of Consular Policy Division (Consular Affairs Bureau). In 2004\, Mr. Maeda became Counselor at the Embassy of Japan in Italy\, and two year later served the same position in Socialist Republic of Vietnam. In 2009\, returning to Japan was appointed Senior Coordinator of Global Issues Cooperation Division (International Cooperation Bureau). In 2011 Mr. Maeda was made Counselor for the National Policy Unit (Cabinet Secretariat) and then Minister-Counselor and Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Japan in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. In 2014 Mr. Maeda returned to Japan to serve as Dir of the Southwest Asia Division (SE & SW Asian Affairs Dept\, MOFA\, Japan). In 2015\, Mr. Maeda was seconded to the Imperial Household Agency and appointed Chamberlain to HIH the Crown Prince of Japan\, and later as Chamberlain to HM the Emperor of Japan\, until 2019. Mr. Maeda then became Minister\, Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Japan in Switzerland. He now joins the Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta as Consul General where he serves as the Head of Mission in the Southeast United States. \n\n\n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegister\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/diplomatic-dialogue-a-reception-discussion-with-mio-maeda-consul-general-of-japan/
LOCATION:Offices of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP\, Atlanta
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT -- Diplomatic Dialogue: A meeting with Anne-Laure Desjonquères\, Consul General of France
DESCRIPTION:Diplomatic Dialogue reception with Anne-Laure Desjonquères\, Consul General of France in Atlanta \nJoin for a Diplomatic Dialogue reception with Anne-Laure Desjonquères\, Consul General of France in Atlanta. After an hour of networking\, Consul General Anne-Laure Desjonquères will discuss the work of the French Consulate\, her experiences during her career postings and her observations on global affairs with Mark Pierson\, ACIR’s Director of Diplomatic Outreach and Strategic Development. The reception attendees (limited to 35) will then have the opportunity to ask the Consul General questions. Remarks are off-the-record and not recorded but social media posts are encouraged. \nAbout Consul General Anne-Laure Desjonquères \nAnne-Laure Desjonquères is a career diplomat who joined the French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEFA) in 2006.\nBefore being appointed Consul General of France in Atlanta\, she was the head of the division of European Union law and international economic law in the Legal Affairs Department of the MEFA since 2018. \nShe served as head of the Press & Communication Office at the French Embassy in New Delhi (India) from 2015 to 2017\, and as political advisor on domestic and African policy issues at the French Embassy in Pretoria (South Africa) from 2012 to 2015. \nShe was also a desk officer in the Strategic Affairs Department\, in charge of nuclear disarmament issues from 2010 to 2012\, and a legal consultant in European Union law in the Legal Affairs Department from 2006 to 2009. \nA former student of the French National School of Administration (ENA) and of the Ecole Normale Supérieure (Ulm)\, she graduated from Sciences Po in Paris and from the University of Paris-IV Sorbonne (Master’s Degree in History of International Relations). \nAnne-Laure Desjonquères is 43 years old. She is married and has 3 children. \nFrance-State of Georgia Economic Relations \nThere are approximately 200 French facilities operating in Georgia. These French-affiliated companies employ more than 23\,300 Georgians. \nEXPORTS: In 2021\, Georgia exports to France totaled $498.9 million. France is the 20th largest export market for Georgia. Top exports from Georgia to France include civilian aircraft\, motor vehicles\, insecticides\, tall oil\, and cyclic hydrocarbons. Georgia leads the nation in the export of the following goods to France: tall oil\, kraft paper\, and acrylic polymers. \nIMPORTS: In 2021\, Georgia imports from France totaled $2.99 billion. France ranks 13th among Georgia’s importer nations. Top imports from France to Georgia include powered aircraft\, medicaments\, immunological products\, turbojets\, and ethyl alcohol. \nU.S.-France Bilateral Economic Relations \nFrance is a member of the European Union and is the United States’ third-largest trading partner in Europe (after Germany and the U.K.). Trade and investment between the United States and France are strong. In 2019\, the United States and France traded more than $138 billion in goods and services. U.S. exports to France include industrial chemicals\, aircraft and engines\, electronic components\, telecommunications\, computer software\, computers and peripherals\, analytical and scientific instrumentation\, medical instruments and supplies\, and broadcasting equipment. The United States is the top destination for French investment and the United States is the largest foreign investor in France. The United States and France have a bilateral convention on investment and a bilateral tax treaty addressing\, among other things\, double taxation and tax evasion. \nU.S.-France International Relations \nThe United States and France established diplomatic relations in 1778 following the United States’ declaration of independence from Great Britain\, and France provided key assistance to the United States as an ally during its war of independence. The Vichy Government of France severed diplomatic relations with the United States in 1942 during World War II; relations were normalized in 1944. The United States and France are among the five permanent members of the UN Security Council (P5). \nThe U.S. and France work closely on many issues\, most notably in combating terrorism\, efforts to stem the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction\, and on regional problems\, including in Africa\, the Middle East\, the Balkans\, and Central Asia. As one of the P5+1 powers and as a leader of the European Union\, France is working to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons. France is a major contributor to the Defeat-ISIL Coalition. In the Israeli-Palestinian conflict\, France supports U.S. engagement in the peace process. France is one of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) top five troop contributors. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/diplomatic-dialogue-a-meeting-with-anne-laure-desjonqueres-consul-general-of-france/
LOCATION:Offices of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP\, Atlanta
CATEGORIES:Diplomacy
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SUMMARY:Diplomatic Dialogue: A meeting with Urs Brönnimann\, Consul General of Switzerland
DESCRIPTION:Join ACIR for a Diplomatic Dialogue reception with Urs Brönnimann\, Consul General of Switzerland in Atlanta. After an hour of networking\, Consul General Brönnimann will discuss the work of the Swiss Consulate\, his experiences during his career postings and his observations on global affairs with Mark Pierson\, ACIR’s Director of Diplomatic Outreach and Strategic Development. The reception attendees (limited to 30) will then have the opportunity to ask the Consul General questions. Remarks are strictly off-the-record and not recorded. \nDate: Wednesday\, March 29\, 2023 \nTime: 5:00 p.m. – 7.30 p.m. \nVenue: Arnall Golden Gregory LLP\n171 17th Street\, NW\nSuite 2100\nAtlanta\, GA 30363 \nAbout Consul General Urs Brönnimann: \nConsul General Urs Brönnimann arrived in Atlanta in July 2022. His jurisdiction as the Consul General in Atlanta includes the States of Alabama\, Arkansas\, Florida\, Georgia\, Louisiana\, Mississippi\, North Carolina\, South Carolina\, Tennessee\, Texas and the Cayman Islands. \nPrior to joining the Swiss Federal Government\, he worked in the Cantonal Administration of Berne. He joined the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs in 1982 and worked as a Consular Officer in France and Peru. He later held positions as Head of Chancery at the Consulate General of Switzerland in Chicago\, IL and at the Embassies of Switzerland in Cuba\, Ireland and Bolivia. \nHe was then appointed Head of the Commercial Service at the Embassy of Switzerland in Washington D.C. and subsequently as Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Switzerland in Costa Rica and Hungary\, before being appointed Consul General of Switzerland in São Paulo\, Brazil. \nUrs Brönnimann speaks German\, French\, English\, Spanish\, Portuguese and Italian. He is married to Katrin Brönnimann-von Grünigen and has two sons. \nBilateral Economic Relations \nSwitzerland is a member of the European Free Trade Association\, whose countries are significant markets for U.S. exporters and investors. The two countries have a long history of cooperation both bilaterally and within the World Trade Organization. The United States is one of the top destinations for Swiss investment and is the largest foreign investor in Switzerland. The United States and Switzerland have signed an agreement creating a trade and investment forum to assess areas where the two governments could facilitate greater trade and investment flows. \nU.S. exports to Switzerland include gold\, pharmaceutical products\, art and antiques\, optic and medical instruments\, and aircraft. U.S. imports from Switzerland include pharmaceutical products\, organic chemicals\, optic and medical instruments\, machinery\, and agricultural products. Per capita\, Switzerland is among the countries with the most visitors to the United States every year. Switzerland participates in the Visa Waiver Program\, which allows nationals of participating countries to travel to the United States for certain business or tourism purposes for stays of 90 days or less without obtaining a visa. \nU.S. Switzerland International Relations \nThe United States and Switzerland have signed a number of agreements creating mechanisms that deepen cooperation and improve the relationship: the Enhanced Political Cooperation Framework\, the Trade and Investment Cooperation Forum\, a Memorandum of Understanding on Apprenticeships and Workforce Development\, and the revised Operative Working Arrangement on Law Enforcement Cooperation on Counterterrorism. The centerpiece of the Enhanced Political Cooperation Framework is an annual senior-level meeting\, the Strategic Partnership Dialogue\, which lays the foundation for bilateral cooperation through our annual political dialogue\, the Joint Working Group\, and the U.S.-Swiss Joint Economic Commission\, which covers anti-money laundering efforts\, counterterrorism\, regulatory cooperation\, and intellectual property rights\, among other topics. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/diplomatic-dialogue-a-meeting-with-urs-bronnimann-consul-general-of-switzerland/
LOCATION:Offices of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP\, Atlanta
CATEGORIES:Diplomacy
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SUMMARY:Panel Discussion: Data Privacy & Protection\, Cyber Security\, Identity Theft Protection
DESCRIPTION:Join BABC-GA and UK Department of International Trade in this panel discussion and get your questions answered on how to protect sensitive and private data. \nSecuring and protecting data and systems is one of the most important tasks at hand for organizations.  From protecting valuable personal data\, to identity theft\, to securing internal systems from ransomware attacks\, to preventing virus attacks\, and much more\, it is vital for organizations of all sizes to take proactive measures within applicable laws.  Learn from a group of industry leaders on best practices on securing your data and systems. \n  \nPANELISTS \n\nMr. Barry Hensley\, Senior VP Counter Threat Unit (CTU)\, SecureWorks.  Formerly\, a Colonel (US Army\, RET) Barry Hensley was the Director of the Army’s Global Network Operations and Security Center (AGNOSC).  The CTU is comprised of the nation’s top security experts who identify and analyze emerging cyber threats\, while developing rapid countermeasures in support of thousands of customers worldwide.   \n\nMr. Allen Look\, senior business and technology executive with over 30 years of global experience in mid-market and multi-billion-dollar companies.  Most recently served as CIO/VP of IT for Hayward Holdings\, world’s largest manufacturer of residential pool equipment. \n\nMr. Chris Moore is a Chris is a Technology Sector Specialist at the UK’s Department for International Trade (DIT)\, working in the Technology and Smart Cities Team. Chris covers the Software sector\, with interests in artificial intelligence\, data analytics\, cloud computing\, blockchain\, data centers\, and cyber security. \n \nMr. Jay Indrakumar\, Senior VP and Head of Technology at WellStreet Urgent Care. In a career spanning across two decades\, he has built strong and diverse global talent pools in various geos covering a wide range of technologies.  Jay’s vast experience includes deploying large and complex digital portfolios across financial services\, healthcare\, retail\, and hospitality business domains. \n  \nLimited seating\, please sign-up early and secure your spot. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/panel-discussion-data-privacy-protection-cyber-security-identity-theft-protection/
LOCATION:Offices of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP\, Atlanta
CATEGORIES:Business
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SUMMARY:Diplomatic Dialogue Reception with Melanie Moltmann\, Consul General of Germany in Atlanta
DESCRIPTION:Join ACIR for a Diplomatic Dialogue reception with Melanie Moltmann\, Consul General of Germany in Atlanta. After an hour of networking\, Consul General Moltmann will discuss the work of the German Consulate\, her experiences during her career postings and her observations on global affairs with Mark Pierson\, ACIR’s Director of Diplomatic Outreach and Strategic Development. The reception attendees (limited to 30) will then have the opportunity to ask the Consul General questions. Remarks are strictly off-the-record and not recorded. \n  \nAbout Consul General Melanie Moltmann \nMelanie Moltmann\, Germany’s new Consul General arrived in Atlanta in September 2022. Ms. Moltmann comes to the Southeast U.S. from Berlin\, where she served as Deputy Head of Division\, Division for Immigration Law\, Visa and Immigration Policy.\nMs. Moltmann also has served Deputy Head of Mission and Counselor for Cultural and Press Affairs in the German embassy in Tashkent\, Uzbekistan; Desk Officer\, Division for South East Asia and the Pacific in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Berlin; and Deputy Head of Mission\, German Embassy Yerevan\, Armenia. \nA Russian speaker\, Ms. Moltmann earned an LLM degree in Moscow between her legal studies and a three-year study program at the Court of Cassation in Schleswig\, Germany. She is married and has three sons. \nThe German Consulate General in Atlanta was opened in 1904 and is the official representation of the German government to the southeast of the United States. The consular district includes Alabama\, Georgia\, Mississippi\, North Carolina\, South Carolina and Tennessee. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/diplomatic-dialogue-reception-with-melanie-moltmann-consul-general-of-germany-in-atlanta/
LOCATION:Offices of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP\, Atlanta
CATEGORIES:Diplomacy
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SUMMARY:Diplomatic Dialogue: A Breakfast Meeting with Yoonjoo Park\, Consul General of Korea
DESCRIPTION:The United States and the ROK share a long history of cooperation based on mutual trust\, shared values of democracy\, human rights\, and the rule of law\, common strategic interests\, and an enduring friendship. The two countries work together to combat regional and global threats and to strengthen their economies. The United States and the ROK continue to coordinate closely on respective engagements with the DPRK\, the implementation of sanctions\, and inter-Korean cooperation. \nThe United States has maintained Army\, Air Force\, Navy\, and Marine personnel in the ROK in support of its commitment under the U.S.-ROK Mutual Defense Treaty to help the ROK defend itself against external aggression. As the ROK’s economy has developed (it joined the OECD in 1996)\, trade and investment ties have become an increasingly important aspect of the U.S.-ROK relationship\, including through implementation of the amended Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement (KORUS FTA). \nKorea is currently the 8th largest export market for Georgia and ranks 4th among Georgia’s importer nations. Georgia is home to at least 75 Korean facilities\, of which at least 28 are manufacturing locations. These Korean-affiliated companies currently employ over 10\,000 Georgians. \nThe state of Georgia has had continuous representation in Korea since 1985. Three Georgia communities have sister city agreements with South Korea: Atlanta – Daegu; Cobb County – Seongdong-Gu; and Gwinnett County -Gangnam-Gu \nThe Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) in Savannah has an established relationship with ports of Korea and offers six weekly shipping services to the Port of Busan. GPA’s Brunswick Port also offers fortnightly shipping services to Incheon\, Masan\, Pyongtaek and Kunsan. \nAbout Yoonjoo Park \nConsul General Park earned a bachelor’s degree in International Relations from Seoul National University in 1993 and a master’s degree in International Trade and Investment from George Washington University in 2002. \nHe passed the High Diplomatic Service Examination and joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1995. He has lived and worked in Korea\, the Islamic Republic of Iran\, Australia\, and the United States of America. He was appointed First Secretary at the Korean Embassy in the United States of America in 2004. \nHe held various positions such as Counsellor of the Korean Embassy in Iran\, Director of North America Division Ⅱ\, Deputy Consul-General of the Korean Consulate General in Boston\, Counsellor of the Korean Embassy in Australia\, Deputy Director-General for North American Affairs\, and Director-General for Human Resources. \nHe arrived in Atlanta in June 2021 to take the position of Consul General of the Republic of Korea. The Consulate opened in Atlanta in 1976 and covers the states Georgia\, Alabama\, Florida\, North Carolina\, South Carolina\, and Tennessee and the commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Consul General Park is married and has one son and one daughter. \n\n\n	From the archive:
URL:https://www.globalatlanta.com/event/diplomatic-dialogue-a-breakfast-meeting-with-yoonjoo-park-consul-general-of-korea/
LOCATION:Offices of Arnall Golden Gregory LLP\, Atlanta
CATEGORIES:Diplomacy
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