What do a combine, blowmolding machines, risk analysis software, lubricants, board games, and a helicopter simulator have in common? They are all Cool German Things Made in the USA! You have the chance to put the spotlight on your company's Coolest Thing, innovation, services, economic development successes, and community engagement by applying for a German American Business Award.
As we mark our 60 Year Anniversary, get ready for an even more magical celebration with high-ranking leaders at ournew modern location in Chicago's West Loop. Applications are open through August 7, and the winners will be announced to the public at the gala on October 13. Scroll down for more info and application links.
Tables for the awards are available to reserve on our website. Keep an eye out for single tickets, which will be available August 1.
Best regards,
Mark Tomkins
President & CEO
German American Chamber of Commerce of the Midwest
Winners receive nationwide visibility, spotlights on social media and at the awards ceremony, and a complimentary ticket to the German American Business Awards gala on October 13 in Chicago. All GACCs members are eligible to apply. Applications are open until Monday, August 7 (8 PM CT).
Make great connections in the German American business community and experience all that German Fest has to offer, including German food, traditional live music, dancing, shopping, and entertainment on July 28 in Milwaukee.
Finding a skilled workforce is one of the top issues German subsidiaries in the US face. Bring these concerns to key decision-makers during the Fly-In to Washington, DC from September 20-21, and meet with officials from the US government and German Embassy.
Cultural differences between the US and Germany can be difficult to recognize and are often underestimated. Join our intercultural coaching workshop on August 1 to learn essentials such as communication, conflict management, networking, & more.
German companies in the US spend over $12 billion annually on R&D. 82% of these expenditures go towards the manufacturing sector, contributing to its long-term competitiveness in the US.
Our Train the Trainer Course is designed to help trainers plan and conduct training more effectively - hear how Krones, Inc. utilizes Train the Trainer with its own employees.
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