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Reeperbahn Festival 2019: Delegation Trip to Germany

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Name: Reeperbahn Festival 2019: Delegation Trip to Germany
Date: September 16, 2019 - September 20, 2019
Event Description:
US executives, multipliers and buyers from the recorded music industry are traveling to Germany from Sep. 16-20, 2019 to engage in Europe's largest club festival: Reeperbahn Festival, Hamburg

What is offered for the delegation:
  • Connecting with German stakeholders and experts in the music industry for an in-depth look into live events, distribution, marketing, artist management, and international collaboration opportunities.
  • Participating in the "Berlin Experience" prior to the festival, where they will meet innovative companies, international organizations and high-level executives in Germany's most vibrant city Berlin.
  • Engaging in the "Reeperbahn Festival 2019" and experiencing panel talks, live acts, award shows and networking events throughout the week.
  • Meet&Greet with Europe's up and coming stars in the music industry at the largest club festival in the area.
  • Immersing in German culture and hospitality
The trip will include two different stops in Berlin and Hamburg, festival passes, one-way train ticket, transportation on site, networking opportunities and site visits and is a part of the Market Entry Program for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs), which is funded through a decision made by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi).

Please find a list of the US-delegates here.

As part of the program the GACC NY is hosting a German American Music Industry Symposium on Wednesday, September 16th in Hamburg. Please find the final agenda by clicking here.


Our Partners in Germany


 
Location:
Berlin
Hamburg
(Germany)
Contact Information:

Victoria Kaeser
Manager, Business Development Consulting
(212) 974-8864
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Fees/Admission:
There is no program fee, but participants are responsible for their individual travel costs, food and hotel accommodations.

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