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• Data Protection – Is Your Business Compliant?

  The seminar will cover:
  
  - Data Protection
  - Legal framework
  - Key concepts
  - Notification & key issues
  - Employment issues
  - Sanctions & fines
  - Direct Marketing (by email)
  
  Speakers
  Daniel Preiskel - Senior Partner
  Stephan Buck - Associate
  Jose Saras - Senior Associate
  
  Beginn - 01.02.11 17:15
  Ende - 01.02.11 18:30
  Ort- London
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• The Case for a Successful Management Model

  Institute of Directors, 116 Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5ED
  
  Roland Berger Strategy Consultants and the German-British Chamber of Industry and Commerce are pleased to invite you to attend Prof Dr Burkhard Schwenkers speech exploring the contrasts between the European and American management models and providing arguments why the time has come to replace the American paradigm.
  
  Prof Dr Schwenker will discuss a wide range of corporate and cultural topcis, whilst highlighting how shareholder value is often misunderstood conceptually.
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• Members Spring Reception

  German-British Chamber of Industry and Commerce 16 Buckingham Gate London SW1E 6LB
  
  This event is for members and their guests only- 2 participants permitted
  
  Please register early as places are limited.
  
  Guests may be substituted provided the Chamber is notified in advance.
  
  Please note that guest lists are printed 2 days before the event and any alterations after this date cannot be made.
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• How to do Business in Germany

  The Law Society of Scotland, 26 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh EH23 7YR
  
  The Scottish Committee of the German-British Chamber and the German-Scottish Lawyers’ Association (DSJUV) invite you to the DSJUV's 1st Annual Symposium “How to do Business in Germany”. A wide range of speakers wil talk about:
  
  * Company, Partnership or Sole Trader – what is best for doing business in Germany?
  * Which Tax Provisions have the greatest impact on German Businesses?
  * Protection of Intellectual Property in Germany – which intellectual property rights are capable of protection, and how can this be done?
  * Liability of Foreign Directors – know the risks and avoid liability
  * Key Aspects of German Employment and Labour Law – how to best manage legal pitfalls to minimize risks
  
  Following the symposium, all participants are warmly invited to attend a reception nearby at 1 Oxford Terrace.
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• Members’ Spring Reception

  German-British Chamber of Industry & Commerce, 16 Buckingham Gate, London SW1E 6LB
  
  This event is for members and their guests only: 2 participants permitted
  
  Please register early as places are limited!
  Guests may be substituted, provided the Chamber is notified in advance.
  
  Please note that guest lists are printed 2 days before the event and any alterations after this date cannot be made.
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• Europe Leads - The Case for a Successful Management Model

  Institute of Directors, 116 Pall Mall, London SW1Y 5ED
  
  Roland Berger Strategy Consultants and the German-British Chamber of Industry & Commerce are pleased to invite you to attend Prof Dr Burkhard Schwenker's speech exploring the contrasts between the European and American management models, and providing arguments why the time has come to replace the American paradigm. Prof Dr Schwenker will discuss a wide range of corporate and cultural topics, whilst highlighting how shareholder value is often misunderstood conceptually.
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• Jewish Book Week: Johanna Adorján

  Reading
  Wednesday, 2 March 2011, 5.30pm
  Royal National Hotel, Bedford Way, WC1H 0DG London
  Admission free. Tickets will be available
  at the Royal National Hotel throughout Jewish Book Week.
  
  Johanna Adorján, born 1971 in Sweden, is best known as a journalist – she is editor of the Sunday magazine of the Frankfurter Allgemeine.
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• Söhne Mannheims in Concert

  Concert
  Friday, 4 March 2011
  Koko, Camden High Street, London, NW1 7JE
  Tickets: £17,50 (plus fees)
  Booking online
  
  There is hardly any other band whose live shows create such an exciting atmosphere as Söhne Mannheims. The four singers, two rappers and two drummers, comprising 14 musicians in total, are defined by a spectacular and entertaining stage presence, that both thrills and evokes passion amongst its audience.
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• DancEUnion - Logobi

  Dance
  Tuesday, 15 March 2011, 7pm
  The Front Room, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XX
  free admission
  
  Logobi is a streetdance from the Ivory Coast in which the performer attempts to please his audience with speech and gesture . "It's a dance for gangsters", "a dance that fell from the sky". Two dancers - a European dancer and a dancer from the Ivory Coast - meet on an empty stage to enter into a dialogue in front of the audience.
  
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• Curatorial Dialogues: Isabelle Graw

  High Price - Art between the Market and Celebrity Culture
  Lecture
  Monday, 21 March 2011, 6pm
  Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London, SW7 2EU
  Admission free. Booking essential.
  
  We are pleased to announce the second in the series of Curatorial Dialogues, presented in collaboration with the Curating Contemporary Art Department of the Royal College of Art, London.
  
  Isabelle Graw, co-founder of the art magazine Texte zur Kunst (Berlin) and Professor at the Städelschule (Frankfurt a. M.), discusses issues raised in her most recent publication High Price. Art Between the Market and Celebrity Culture.
  
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• i-docs lab/symposium with Florian Thalhofer

  Conference
  
  Friday 25 March 2011, 9.30am to 5pm
  Watershed Media Centre, 1 Canon’s Road, Harbourside, Bristol, BS1 5TX
  Tickets: £50 (including lunch and evening event)
  available online
  
  i-Docs is a lab/symposium totally dedicated to the field of interactive documentary. The symposium will be a day-long event to showcase new projects and to discuss the artistic, economic and political implications of new forms of factual representation.
  
  With the media-artist and filmmaker Florian Thalhofer, who developed the Korsakow System, a software for the creation of interactive, rule-based database narratives.
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• Durs Grünbein

  Discussion
  Tuesday, 29 March 2011, 7.45pm
  Southbank Centre, Level 5 function room, Belvedere Road, London SE18XX
  Tickets: £7.50
  
  Durs Grünbein is considered one of the most significant writers to emerge from the former East Germany and his work has been awarded many major German and international literary prizes, including the Friedrich Nietzsche-Preis 2004 and the Berliner Literaturpreis 2006 and the prestigious Georg Büchner Prize.
  
  His selected poems Ashes for Breakfast was shortlisted for the Griffin Poetry Prize in 2006. He was awarded the Order of Merit for Science and the Arts by the French in 2008 and the Order of Merit with Star of the Federal Republic of Germany 2009.
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• Gewandhaus Orchestra Leipzig with Chailly at the Barbican

  Time - 7.30pm
  
  Tickets- 15.00 to 65.00 pounds
  
  The world's oldest symphony orchestra play the world's greatest symphonies. The Gewandhaus Orchestra Leipzig and Riccardo Chailly return to the Barbican as one of the International Associate Orchestras.
  
  This season their five-concert residency sees the orchestra perform a complete cycle of Beethovens Symphonies as well as five specially commissioned contemporary works written by some of today's most influential composers in response to Beethoven's music, including renowned German composer Steffen Schleiermacher.
  
  The concerts will also be complemented by master classes with musicians from the orchestra, who will work with up and coming students from the Guildhall. To book tickets and for more information:
  
  http://www.barbican.org.uk/music/international-associates/leipzig-gewandhaus
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• Language Recruitment and Expat Fair

  Bilingual People Fair – Dublin
  
  Language Recruitment and Expat Fair, The Guinness Storehouse, St James St, Dublin 8, Ireland 27th March 2010
  
  Looking for a job using your language skills?
  
  
  
  Then come and join us at the Bilingual People Fair in Dublin, the largest and most exciting language jobs exhibition of its kind dedicated to multi-lingual recruitment.
  If you are a bilingual or multi-lingual speaker and you are interested in finding a great job that meets your skills this is a "must see" event! Companies from across Europe will be exhibiting!
  
  
  
  Why you should not miss the Language Recruitment Fair ...
  
  
  
  
  The fair showcases many national & international companies interested in recruiting people with language skills.
  
  You will be able to meet many employers under one roof, saving you time and energy when looking for your new job!
  
  You will be able to talk to leading employers Face-to-Face and discuss a wide range of employment opportunities in Ireland & Europe.
  
  Companies will be conducting interviews hoping to hire staff at the event.
  
  Bring your CV! So you can be interviewed and even get a job before you leave the fair.
  
  Recruitment professionals will be on hand to give you free advice about your CV and all other aspects to help you find your perfect job.
  The Language Recruitment Fair will target candidates seeking multi-lingual positions in Customer Service, Shared Service & Finance, IT, Sales, Marketing and Translation attracting leading international companies over the two days.
  
  
  
  Location and opening times
  The Guinness Storehouse, St James Street, Dublin 8
  Sat. 27th March 2010 from 10.00 to 18.00
  
  
  
  Claim your free ticket
  If you would like to register for this FREE event please go to: www.bilingualpeople.ie
  
  
  
  We look forward to meeting you there!
  Please feel free to pass the event details to friends who may be interested.
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• 22nd Annual Golf Tournament

  Wednesday 16 June 2010
  Stoke Park Club
  Stoke Poges Buckinghamshire
  
  Due to popular demand our tournament takes place again at Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire.
  
  The challenging and demanding landscape also provides exquisite views. The 27 hole course includes three nine hole courses Colt Alison and Jackson.
  Corporate participation and hospitality
  
  Hole Sponsorship is offered to member companies for corporate promotion at a cost of 100 pounds to include provision of a banner bearing your company logo. Companies are also invited to contribute to the prize giving with corporate promotional gifts if they so desire.
  
  Other Information
  
  The tournament consists of teams of 4 players.
  Buggies holding 2 people are available at a cost of 45 pounds each. Please reserve these when registering for the event.
  Play will commence at 08.00 am the afternoon session commences at 1.00 pm
  It is recommended that players arrive 30 mins before they are due to start.
  The Prize giving will take place at the venue after the tournament
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• Germany: Country of Innovation and Opportunity

  42 pounds incl VAT for Members 89 pounds incl VAT for Non members
  London Chamber of Commerce 33 Queen Street London EC4R 1AP
  
  With British companies in their thousands recognising Germany as the key international marketplace on the doorstep what are you doing about the market potential.
  
  Opportunities exist accross the whole spectrum of industry and service sector areas to include:
  
  automotive petroleum and gas plant construction aerospace microelectronics information technology and creative industries.
  
  With a high percentage in:
  
  energy efficiencies and renewable energies health and medical technologies high precision mechanical engineering chemicals nano biotechnologies and innovative products.
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• Business Luncheon Midlands with Malcolm Harbour

  Guest of Honour and Speaker
  
  Malcolm Harbour - Member of the European Parliament for the West Midlands
  
  Malcolm Harbour has been Member of the European parliament for the West Midlands since 1999. He also holds office as Chairman of the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee. Prior to that, he worked in the motor industry and was Overseas Sales Director.
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