What does AECC mean in PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

The American-European Consensus Conference (AECC) is an annual event held in Europe that brings together experts from both sides of the Atlantic to discuss current challenges and best practices in a variety of fields. It provides a unique platform for dialogue, exchange, and collaboration between members of different sectors.

The topics discussed during the AECC vary each year. Generally, they focus on relevant topics such as sustainability, environmental issues, digitalization, innovation, and economics. The conference also serves as a space to discuss key trends in international cooperation between Europe and the United States.

Participants at the AECC come from all walks of life — including academics, business leaders, government representatives and civil society stakeholders — from both sides of the Atlantic. It is open to anyone interested in taking part in or contributing to meaningful conversations on current global challenges and trends affecting Europeans and Americans alike.

The AECC usually takes place over two days — beginning with a day of plenary sessions followed by breakout sessions for various specific themes. There are also roundtables for informal discussion among attendees as well as keynote speakers presenting their expertise on various topics related to the conference's agenda.

No; there is only one main AECC event per year which takes place in Europe in either late spring or early summer; however, other regional events have been organized around the world which may be sponsored or supported by AECC but are not officially affiliated with it.

To apply for participation at an upcoming AECC event, interested parties need to submit an online application form on its website with all relevant information about themselves and their areas of interest/expertise related to the given topics. Applications are reviewed by organizers before acceptance letters are sent out accordingly.

Generally speaking, delegates are responsible for their own travel costs associated with attending an AECC event; however, some limited financial assistance may be available if requested through participating country's embassies or through individual sponsorships provided by business partners or NGOs associated with the conference itself.

The American-European Consensus Conference is organized and funded by nonprofit organizations that work closely together with selected private sector partners from both sides of the Atlantic who share similar values when it comes to international collaboration efforts on shared global obligations such as sustainability, technology adoption or data protection standards etc..

Yes; local media outlets that cover European affairs often attend these types of events due to their importance from a geopolitical standpoint and usually provide extensive coverage before during or after the actual conference giving some visibility to those involved.