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Networking Breakfast at
Philadelphia Country Club
Tuesday the 21st of July
Members Only and their Guests
Pricing and Payment Coming Soon
Water is one of the centerpieces of sustainability. It is a required
input for most industrial processes, essential in the mining of
hydrocarbons and energy production, and a necessity for food and
agriculture production. While water is abundant, access to clean water
is limited. Potable water (fresh water) represents less than 3% of
global water supplies with the majority locked in polar ice. Supply is
limited and demand is increasing. As the world's population grows,
emerging markets develop, and climate change adversely effects weather
patterns this finite resource will become further stressed.
The Water Investment Forum will review the secular drivers behind water
scarcity including climate change, as well as, potential investment
opportunities. The speakers will be Gerard Sweeney of Aqua Terra Asset
Management and Paul Walsh of G2 Weather Intelligence.
Summer Networking Reception
Presentation by Bill McDermott,
SAP President, Global Field Operations
Followed by a tour of the facility
in cooperation with
The German-American Chamber of Commerce
The French-American Chamber of Commerce
The Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce
The Mid-Atlantic-Russia Business Council
The Italian American Chamber of Commerce
Tuesday, the 21st of July
4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
SAP America, Inc.
3999 West Chester Pike
Newtown Square, PA
RSVP
When you read our newsletter and visit our
Events Gallery page, you will see that the
Irish Chamber hosts a variety of events and
meetings for "Members Only."
These events will enhance your networking opportunities by bringing you in close contact with key government officials and business executives.
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The Irish American Business Chamber & Network (IABCN)
is a non-profit membership organization promoting the business
interests of its members and the development of economic,
commercial, financial and educational relationships between
the United States and Ireland.
One of the most important roles that IABCN performs
is that of providing a forum for networking by American and
Irish business executives, helping them to exchange valuable
information on import/export matters, customs regulations,
market research, and doing business with one another.
IABCN has grown from a modest effort by a small
group of American and Irish business executives and professionals
into the extraordinary organization it is today. It has played
a role in the remarkable economic expansion that the press
has labeled the "Celtic Tiger." |
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