As Poland celebrates the 25th anniversary of transitioning from total state control to free markets and democracy, it is clear that the country has undergone an extraordinary transformation, developing into one of Europe's most dynamic and fastest growing economies. It has also been 10 years since Poland joined the European Union, and therefore timely to reflect on how Poland's regulatory policy-making has evolved and impacted enterprise development and competitiveness. 

In relation to this, members and friends of the Chicago - based Polish American Chamber of Commerce, continue to take a special and growing interest in government - investor and government - entrepreneur interaction and communication, particularly from a comparative US - Poland perspective.

For an engaging discussion on this subject, please join us for a luncheon session featuring Mariusz Haladyj, Deputy Minister and Undersecretary of State in Poland's Ministry of Economy and a panel of US and Polish business and government experts.

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

11:30 am - 2:00 pm

Location: The Standard Club

320 S. Plymouth Court

Chicago, IL 

Participants will have an excellent opportunity to hear and discuss insights with regard to the following topics:

• The regulatory environment and competitiveness of enterprises;  
• Effective strategies of corporate - government interaction and communication;
• Minimizing administrative burdens, legal barriers, and regulatory compliance cost reduction; 
• Methods of conflict resolution;
• The potential regulatory impact and benefits of TTIP; and
• Update on especially hot sectors and opportunities, including energy, IT, outsourcing, and manufacturing. 

Lunch and refreshments will be served 

Please RSVP by paying PACC your participation fee now:

$20 PACC members

$30 non-members

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