German American Conference

German American Conference 2022

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October 28 – 30, 2022

Harvard Kennedy School, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Leadership

We are connecting leaders of today with leaders of tomorrow to share principles for success. Confronted with an ever increasing dynamic and complex environment, German and American leadership seek new avenues of cooperation.

Innovation

We explore the latest emerging trends that drive growth and prosperity on both sides of the Atlantic.

Dialogue

The German American Conference is focused on exchange between two of the world’s most influential nations in order to foster cooperation and leadership. Join our dialogue, build transatlantic bridges, and solve critical issues.

About the German american Conference

For the past 14 years, the German American Conference has provided a space for discussing the world’s most pressing issues.

Over the course of 3 days, we host a series of panels, workshops and networking sessions to bring together leaders, politicians, students, and changemakers.

Join us on the path to strengthening the transatlantic relationship!

Hear From Previous Speakers

The contribution and the impulses achieved by the German American Conference for our bilateral relations cannot be overestimated.

I really enjoyed the panel discussions with top-level politicians and executives – it is hard to find another conference that is offering so many insiders’ views and open exchanges on topics that define our transatlantic relationship.

The German American Conference at Harvard is an outstanding platform to get especially young Germans and US-Americans‎ enthusiastic about the transatlantic friendship between the United States of America and Germany.

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