Bringing together our members, this GGI European Regional Conference is especially for those of you who shape transactions, navigate regulatory complexity, and drive strategic growth. Over three days, you will engage with your GGI peers over high-level insights, practical workshops, and candid conversations. We are especially delighted to have our

Why Attend?

• Cutting-edge content on cross-border dealmaking, emerging regulations, tax innovation, legal challenges, restructuring, and capital markets trends.

• Experts -- both external and from member firms -- sharing real-world perspectives, case studies and actionable strategies.

• Extensive networking with other members not just from Europe but also other regions with business interests in Europe, ideal for building your network and meaningful referral relationships.

• Immersive experiences in Dublin, a city with a unique blend of rich history, vibrant culture, renowned literary heritage, and lively pub culture. Ireland is well-known for its stunning natural landscapes, 50 shades of green and of course the most links golf courses in the world. The country has styled itself since the 1980s as the home of the young Europeans, and it's not surprising that Dublin is where the likes of Google, LinkedIn, Facebook and TikTok based their European headquarters. You will especially enjoy the exceptional warmth and hospitality of the Irish people, and we invite you to come find out what they mean when they say, "The craic is always mighty!"

As usual, we also invite you to connect directly with the Chairs of our Expert Groups if you are interested in making a presentation or running a panel. We also have a limited number of spaces for workshops -- contact GGI Head Office if you would like to run one.

Whether you are looking to deepen or share your technical knowledge, broaden your professional network, deepen your ties with other member firms, or explore new opportunities, this conference offers you a valuable platform.

We hope you will join us for an inspiring and productive programme in Dublin this May.

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