The only way to succeed in a complex environment like Washington, D.C., is through cooperation and regular engagement, especially with like-minded friends, supporters, and even those with differing views. ECD has provided that platform for me and many of us in Washington, D.C. It has given us countless opportunities, important connections, and a forum to exchange ideas for mutual benefit. I am proud to be associated with such a renowned organization as ECD.

In times when cooperation and trustworthy communication are paramount, ECD created a successful platform where leaders from business, government, and diplomatic circles come together to open doors, explore opportunities, and address challenges collectively.

What I love about ECD is the intimate nature of events and the focus on building real relationships. I continue to hear from Ambassadors that ECD events allow them to get to know each other, as well as to know business and government partners. Whether it is a meeting with the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, a diplomatic discussion on implications of the war in Ukraine, or discussing the intersection of diplomacy, trade and security, our Ambassadorial partners tell us that ECD provides a level of support, insight, and networking that goes a step beyond the expected.

The event on the 27th of March was fantastic! Very important topic and a conversation that needs to be continued.