Together with Accountants Group in Germany (AGIG) and EY, the BCCG Hamburg Regional Committee is pleased to invite you to our joint lunchtime event:
The New Trade Reality: How Sanctions, Tariffs and Supply Chain Disruption Are Impacting Business Strategy, Tax Planning and Reporting
Date: Friday, 11 September 2026
Time: 12:00 h – 14:30 h CEST
Location: EY GmbH & Co. KG, Rothenbaumchaussee 78, 20148 Hamburg
Admission Fee:
Members: 0 €
Non-members: 20 €
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From evolving sanctions regimes and shifting trade policies to disruptions in critical shipping routes and supplier networks, businesses are facing growing pressure to adapt their operating models and manage risk across the value chain.
Join us for an interactive discussion exploring how these developments are affecting businesses in Germany. We’ll examine the strategic, tax and financial reporting implications of today’s increasingly complex trade environment, and discuss practical responses organizations can implement to strengthen resilience, manage costs and support sustainable growth.
Programme:
12:00 h – 13:00 h: Registration and Networking Lunch
13:00 h – 13:10 h: Welcome
Christian Gerl, Host & Chairman Young BCCG Hamburg, and Neville Anderson, AGiG President.
13:10 h – ca. 14:30 h: Panel Discussion and Q&A
The New Trade Reality: How Sanctions, Tariffs and Supply Chain Disruption Are Impacting Business Strategy, Tax Planning and Reporting
Panellists:
• Dirk Machner , EY Partner, Finance & Reporting
• Anna-Philippa Vogel, EY Senior Manager, Tax & Customs
• Jakob Großehagenbrock, EY Senior Manager, Supply Chain Resilience, Crisis Management & Operations
• Netta Johanna Nyholm, EY Partner, Third-Party Risk Management
Ca. 14.30 h: Vote of Thanks
Our panellists:
Dirk Machner is a Partner in EY’s Financial Accounting Advisory Services (FAAS) practice, advising multinational organizations on financial reporting, capital markets transactions, and finance transformation. His expertise focuses on enhancing reporting excellence and accelerating finance processes through automation and technology-enabled solutions.
Anna-Philippa Vogel is a Senior Manager in EY’s Indirect Tax practice. She supports organizations in navigating complex tax and customs requirements and helps them adapt to evolving regulatory landscapes in international business environments.
Jakob Großehagenbrock is a Senior Manager at EY specializing in resilience, crisis management, and business continuity. He helps organizations strengthen operational resilience through strategic planning, crisis exercises, simulations, and end-to-end resilience programs.
Netta Johanna Nyholm is a Partner in EY’s Risk Consulting practice and is leading the Third-Party Risk Management competency. She advises organizations on integrating governance, technology, and compliance into modern risk management frameworks to turn risk into a strategic advantage.
Participation notes:
There will be Iimited space for the event. Registrations will be an a first come-first served basis.
We kindly request that, if you need to cancel, you do so no later than 4 September 2026 so that your place can be offered to someone else.
Please note that photographs and footage might be taken at this event, which will be used for marketing and publicity in our publications, and our website and in our social media channels. Please contact us, if you have any concerns or if you wish to be exempted from this.
