Source : LobbyFacts

Based on presence of a Brussels Office and EP Passes

Number of Companies

Persons in charge of EU Relations in parenthesis

Persons in charge of EU Relations in parenthesis

Author: Gregg Jarrett (Fox News Anchor and Former Defense Attorney

If past is prologue, and it usually is, then a Hillary Clinton presidency may be engulfed and disabled by scandal. In other words, her presidency could be dead on arrival the moment she is sworn in office.

1. Ratification Process of the Parliaments: single or multi-chamber systems

1. ABB Europe, Franz Folker, Senior Vice President ABB Europe
2. Allianz SE European Affairs Office,Burkhard OBER, Leiter.
3. Amprion GmbH, Matthias DÜRR, Leiter Europäische Angelegenheiten.
4. Aurubis AG, Rolf KUBY, Leiter Konzernrepräsentanz.
5. BASF Group, Wolfgang WEBER, Vice President EU Government Relations.
6. Bayer AG EU Liaison Office,  Lieve PELTYN, Management Assistant.
7. Bertelsmann SE & Co. KGaA, Marc SUNDERMANN, Brussels, Acting Head of the Brussels Liaison Office, Director Government Relations.

Déclaration du Royaume de Belgique relative aux conditions de pleins pouvoirs par l’Etat fédéral et les Entités fédérées pour la signature du CETA

A. La Belgique précise que, conformément à son droit constitutionnel, le constat que le processus de ratification du CETA a échoué de manière permanente et définitive au sens de la déclaration du Conseil du 18/10/16, peut résulter des procédures d’assentiment engagées tant au niveau du Parlement fédéral qu’au niveau de chacune des assemblées parlementaires des Régions et des Communautés.

1. Helping to Create Growth and Jobs at Home

CETA could help to boost growth and jobs across Europe. What's more, every €1 bn in exports from the EU supports on average around 14,000 jobs. And such jobs tend to be higher paid than ones which don't rely on exports - up to 15% more for higher-skill ones.

2. Ending Customs Duties

CETA will eliminate all duties on industrial goods, saving European exporters almost €600 million a year.

The Dutch political scientists Bastiaan van Apeldoorn and Nana de Graaff from the Free University of Amsterdam recently constructed a richly detailed career profile of the US presidency’s top "grand strategy makers" (GSMs), holders of key policymaking Cabinet and senior advisory positions- over the administrations of the 42nd, 43rd and 44th Presidents: Bill Clinton (1993-2001), George W. Bush (2001-09) and Barack Obama (2009-17).