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Giuliano Iannaccone

Chair of International and Retail Practice and Co-Chair of Italy Practice
Portrait of Giuliano  Iannaccone

Giuliano Iannaccone

Chair of International and Retail Practice and Co-Chair of Italy Practice

Giuliano Iannaccone, a Partner in Tarter Krinsky & Drogin’s International Practice Group, will speak at Confindustria in Verona, Italy on November 15. His presentation, “Doing Business in the U.S.: Corporate, Tax and Legal Aspects,” will address corporate issues, commercial contracts, employment and real estate investments. Co-presenter Luigi Perin of Funaro & Co. will cover the tax aspects.

Confindustria is the largest federation of manufacturing and service entrepreneurs in Italy with 126,590 member companies that collectively manage over 5,498,851 employees. The organization represents the interests of Italian companies to leading political and administrative institutions, including parliament, the government, trade unions and other social partners.

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Giuliano Iannaccone to Speak at Confindustria Conference

Giuliano Iannaccone to Speak at Confindustria Conference
When: November 15, 2011
People: Giuliano Iannaccone

Giuliano Iannaccone, a Partner in Tarter Krinsky & Drogin’s International Practice Group, will speak at Confindustria in Verona, Italy on November 15. His presentation, “Doing Business in the U.S.: Corporate, Tax and Legal Aspects,” will address corporate issues, commercial contracts, employment and real estate investments. Co-presenter Luigi Perin of Funaro & Co. will cover the tax aspects.

Confindustria is the largest federation of manufacturing and service entrepreneurs in Italy with 126,590 member companies that collectively manage over 5,498,851 employees. The organization represents the interests of Italian companies to leading political and administrative institutions, including parliament, the government, trade unions and other social partners.

For more information click here.