Regional Chapter Munich/Bavaria
Atlantik-Brücke brings exciting personalities together to discuss current foreign and security policy issues in the south of Germany, and not just during the Munich Security Conference.
Regional Chapter Frankfurt/Hessen
The banking metropolis on the Main River is home to the largest regional group of Atlantik-Brücke, which hosts monthly events such as the established Frankfurt Luncheons. In addition to foreign and security policy, the main topics of discussion include economics and finance.
Regional Chapter Hamburg
At the founding city of Atlantik-Brücke, the regional chapter Hamburg focuses on major issues of transatlantic foreign and security policy as well as global trade — whether in Fireside Chats, Evening Receptions, Hanse Lunches, or exclusive events hosted by the Warburg family.
Regional Chapter Eastern Germany
In 2024, committed members launched the new Eastern Germany Regional Chapter. The aim of the Eastern Germany Regional Chapter is to raise awareness of our association’s activities in this region and to create opportunities for discussion on transatlantic topics.
Regional Chapter Rhineland
In the west of Germany, in the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, Atlantik-Brücke is traditionally represented by many members from industry and SMEs.
Regional Chapter B.-Württemberg
The federal state in the south of Germany is one of the leading economic regions in Germany and Europe. The events organized by Atlantik-Brücke are designed to bring companies into contact with politicians to develop joint visions.
Regional Chapter London
Geographically, historically and, at the latest since Brexit, politically and economically, the United Kingdom has become an important bridge across the Atlantic.
Regional Chapter New York
The New York regional chapter of the Atlantik-Brücke focuses on current and relevant debates on foreign and security policy as well as the transatlantic business and financial world.
Regional Chapter Brussels
In the European capital, Atlantik-Brücke’s recently established Brussels Regional Chapter analyzes the various developments in the economic, financial and trade policies of the United States of America and the European Union.