• German-American Relations in a New Era

    Chapter Events

    The American Council on Germany's Atlanta Warburg Chapter, the Goethe-Zentrum Atlanta, and the Goethe-Institut will host a discussion and reception with Vladimir Balzer on “German-American Relations in a New Era". Vladimir Balzer is an award-winning journalist and moderator at Deutschlandradio. He grew up in Leipzig and studied German, Art History, and Journalism in Dublin, Venice,...

  • German-American Relations in a New Era

    Chapter Events

    The Nashville Warburg Chapter and the Goethe Institut will host a discussion and lunch with Vladimir Balzer, Award Winning Journalist, Deutschlandradio.Vladimir Balzer is an award-winning radio journalist and moderator at Deutschlandradio. He grew up in Leipzig and studied in Dublin, Venice, and Leipzig. He began his career as a presenter, reporter, and editor at Deutschlandradio and MDR....

  • Kaffeepause: What’s Abuzz in Berlin?

    Virtual Discussions

    The ACG regularly hosts discussions with a journalist based in Berlin on the topics making the headlines and shaping political discourse. Join us on Monday, September 29, at 9:00 am for a Kaffeepause with Sabine Rennefanz, Columnist for Der Spiegel.Sabine Rennefanz is an award-winning journalist, author, and columnist for DER SPIEGEL. She has written extensively about the fall of the wall, the...

  • Germany 35 Years After Unification

    Chapter Events

    The American Council on Germany's Chicago Warburg Chapter, Dank Haus, and the Goethe-Institut cordially invite you to a discussion and reception with Vladimir Balzer, Award Winning Journalist, Deutschlandradio on “Germany 35 Years After Unification”. The discussion will be moderated by Heidi Christen, Executive Director of DANK Haus. RSVP HERE by September 26. Vladimir Balzer is an award-winning journalist and...

  • Local Communities and the Semiconductor Industry: Lessons across the Atlantic

    Chapter Events

    The Columbus Warburg Chapter will host a discussion and reception with Members of the ACG’s German-American Semiconductors Cities Network. The German-American Semiconductor Cities Network is a three-year project meant to help key stakeholders in German and American cities where semiconductor companies have made or will make significant investments connect with each other to share ideas...