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Questions about Conference Logistics

When and where is the conference taking place?

Dates: October 28th-30th, 2022

Locations: Hyatt Regency Hotel (Oct. 28th), Harvard Kennedy School (Oct. 29th-30th), Harvard Faculty Club (Gala Reception on Oct. 29th). Please find ore information about the exact locations: https://www.germanamericanconference.org/venue/.

Do I need to be German to be a participant, moderator, or speaker at the German American Conference?

No, the German American Conference’s goal is to be an inclusive platform for anyone interested in the transatlantic relationship. As an organization, we support and foster a diverse environment in which people from all walks of life come together to discuss topics relevant to both sides of the Atlantic.

Questions about Tickets and Confirmation

Where can I buy a ticket?

You can buy an in-person or virtual ticket under the following link: https://www.germanamericanconference.org/tickets/

I did not recieve a confirmation E-Mail, what should I do?

Unfortunately some of our guests are experiencing issues with receiving the automated email messages from our ticketing system. If you did not recieve a confirmation email please reach out to our E-Mail info@germanamericanconference.com.

Do I have to be a student to join the conference?

No – any person, regardless of their profession, can join the conference.

For more questions, please email info@germanamericanconference.com

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For the past 14 years, the German American Conference has provided a space for discussing the world’s most pressing issues. From October 28th-30th, we will host a series of panels, workshops, and networking sessions to bring together leaders, politicians, students, and changemakers.

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