Established in 1990 in Brussels, AeA Europe focuses on managing issues surrounding environment, regulatory standards, security policy and the impact of EU policies on transatlantic trade, investments, jobs, research, education and community affairs throughout Europe.

Members employ over 500,000 people in Europe, active throughout the high technology spectrum, from software, semiconductors and computers to Internet technology, advanced electronics and telecommunications systems and services. 

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AeA delegation with Craig Roberts Stapleton, the U.S. Ambassador to France,
and C. Boyden Gray, Special Envoy to the EU, at the U.S. Embassy in Paris

James Lovegrove, Managing Director, AeA Europe; Chris Hansen, President & CEO, AeA; Viviane Reding, Commissioner for Information Society and Media; Deirdre Hanford, SVP, Global Technical Services, Synopsys, and AeA Chairwoman of the Board (L-R)

Deirdre Hanford, AeA Chairwoman of the Board and SVP, Global Technical Services, leads  a delegation of AeA members with European Union regulators from April 15-17.

	AeA/Stanford University Executive Institute in California
European Business Leaders -- Apply to the AeA/Stanford Executive Institute   Senior leaders from technology companies around the world will attend the AeA/Stanford Executive Institute. For over 30 years, AeA and Stanford University have offered technology companies the best in executive education. With an accelerated MBA-style format, world renowned faculty and a technology industry focus, the Institute assists executives in addressing the pressures of fierce global competition and rapid innovation. Implement these new ideas and lessons learned to lead your company into the future.

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