Associations
ACI Luxembourg
Currently no description.Website : http://www.acilux.com/
ALIAI
Currently no description.Website : http://www.aliai.lu/
Amcham Luxembourg
The American Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg A.S.B.L. (AMCHAM) is aninternational voluntary organization of business persons committed to promoting English-speaking networking opportunities and business relations in the Grand Duchy, promoting cross-cultural understanding and enhancing the quality of life for Americans and other expatriates who live and work in the Grand Duchy and Greater Region.
AMCHAM activities cover the full scope of expatriate issues through seven dedicated committees for Human Resources, Information Technology, Financial Services, Tax, Marketing, Diversity and New Business & Entrepreneurship. These committees organize seminars and after-hour networking events with international speakers in order to address issues relevant to the international business community in Luxembourg. Lobbying is another item on the committees’ agenda and therefore they liaise with Luxembourg officials on a regular basis. The aim is to support the Grand Duchy’s position as an ideal gateway to Europe; the continuous analysis of the business environment results in white papers recommending steps that might help to maintain Luxembourg’s high level of economic competitiveness.
Website : http://www.amcham.lu/
ATEL
ATEL was founded in 1994 by people active in Corporate Treasury Departments as well as Bank Corporate Desks. ATEL has two main objectives : to promote the treasury profession and then to be a forum to facilitate the exchange of information between its members, and between its members and to other participants in the economic and financial sector, in Luxembourg as well as both in Europe and the rest of the world.ATEL proposes throughout the year regular conferences as well as trainings and every quarter issues “the Magazine du Trésorier” that gets onto all treasury management topics.
ATEL currently has 250 members, of which two thirds are corporate treasury professionals and one third being banking professionals.
ATEL is founder member of EACT (European Association of Corporate Treasurers) and member of IGTA (International Group of Treasury Associations).
Contacts:
François Masquelier
Chairman
45, Boulevard FRIEDEN
L - 2850 Luxembourg
Tel +352 42142 2121
Website : http://www.atel.lu
City of Luxembourg
Currently no description.Website : http://vdl.lu/
EURAF
EURAF (European Architecture Foundation) is a non-profit organization whose aim is to promote and spread architectural information in Europe. EURAF, with the technical support of Archi-Europe/ArchiWorld, the largest network for architects, intends to promote professional opportunities and EUwide mobility and by organizing congresses, competitions, round tables and workshops throughout Europe.Extremely concerned by the environnemental issues in contemporary building and architecture, EURAF also organizes events on sustainable development and realizes educational tools like film/documentaries and DVDs.
Euraf is also involved in InnoMatNet project (www.innomatnet.org), a project funded under the NMP (Nanosciences, nanotechnologies, materials and new production technologies) theme of the European Union 7th Framework Programme, with the overall goal of promoting collaboration, knowledge transfer, and the creation of new alliances between materials researchers, designers in industry, and others involved in innovation.
Euraf is also an active partner of Build Up (www.buildup.eu), the European portal for energy efficiency in buildings.
Website : http://www.euraf.eu/
Fondation de l’Architecture et de l’Ingénierie au Luxembourg
Since its friendly takeover of the district’s great landmark building in 2006, the Foundation for Architecture and Engineering has breathed new life into the old Hollerich steelworks site and become the most important player on theLuxembourg architecture scene. Since its institution in 1992, the non-governmental, not-for-profit organization has made quality of the built environment a defining value of contemporary society.
As a platform for dialogue and a meeting place for a broad public spanning interested amateurs and committed citizens to political decision makers and professional players, the foundation organises a broad cultural programme that reflects the diversity of its public: conference and debate cycles, temporary exhibitions, guided tours, educational workshops, the Luxembourg Architecture Award, the pavilion for the Venice Architecture Biennale etc, a publication series, and its rich architecture library containing over 5800 works historic and modern and archives.
The foundation’s professional team is supported at different levels by some 40 dedicated volunteers. The team spirit and multidisciplinarity to be found within its bodies and teams are what make this cultural institution so exceptional. They make it possible to follow and to debate the latest developments in and questions of architectural design in Luxembourg and in the wider world, taking a variety of new perspectives into account. Thanks to its reputation, its open approach to other cultural and society players and its expertise, the Foundation of Architecture and Engineering is a highly sought-after partner for collaborations both national and international.
Website : http://www.fondarch.lu/
IFMA Luxembourg Chapter
Au début des années 70, la scène administrative s’est compliquée... le Facility manager ou Gestionnaire de structure avait besoin de conseils. L’origine remonte à octobre 1980, date de la création de la National Facility Management Association par quelques 40 gestionnaires professionnels de structure, à Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA.1982- Un nouveau chapitre a vu le jour à Toronto, Ontario, Canada, ce qui a contraint l’association à changer de nom pour devenir l’International Facility Management Association (IFMA) et à reconsidérer la constitution internationale, l’étendue et l’adhésion de l’association.
1991- Premier chapitre d’expertise en Europe (IFMA UK)
1992- Inauguration du Bureau européen de l’IFMA à Bruxelles, Belgique
1999 - Création de IFMA Chapter Luxembourg , Chapitre a.s.b.l.
Au Luxembourg, les Facility Managers :
Gèrent l’espace de travail physique
S’occupent de plus de 3,5 millions de m²
Gèrent de l ’espace de bureaux pour plus de 160 000 employés
Assurent le suivi de chiffre d’affaires de 1,3 Md€ (+ 1Md€ de loyers pour la location de bureaux)
Coordonnent quelques 25 000 membres du personnel de prestataires de services.
OBJECTIFS IFMA Luxembourg Chapter A.s.b.l
Rassembler
Rassembler le plus grand nombre de Facility Managers.
Cibler leurs besoins en matière d'information et de formation.
Proposer des séances de travail pour confronter les problèmes et amener des solutions en mettant à leur table le référant Gold dans le domaine traité.
Communiquer
IFMA Luxembourg Chapter A.s.b.l a pour vocation de faire connaître et reconnaître le métier de Facility Manager à travers différents moyens :
Des évènements : Work & Breakfast, Lunch Chrono, After Work, ...
Communiqué de presse.
Former
Organiser des formations spécifiques à chacun.
Informer
E-news.
Site Internet.
Website : http://www.ifma.lu/
Luxembourg for business
Currently no description.Website : www.luxembourgforbusiness.lu
OAI
The Order of Architects and Consulting Engineers official mission, established by Luxembourgish law, is to guarantee the application of the rights and duties specifically linked to public interests covered by the architects, interior architects, consulting engineers, urban designers, master planers, landscape architects / landscape engineers.It is compulsory for each of these professionals, whether a natural or legal person, who wants to exercise his profession on an independent basis in the Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg, to be registered with this organisation.
The OAI is affiliated with numerous international organisations (UIA, ACE, FIDIC, EFCA).
Documentation on OAI members:
www.oai.lu
Directory online on www.oai.lu in the menu « annuaire des membres »
www.architectour.lu
Contacts:
Pierre Hurt, CEO
OAI / Forum da Vinci
6, boulevard Grande-Duchesse Charlotte
L-1330 Luxembourg/Europe
Phone (+ 352) 42 24 06
Fax (+ 352) 42 24 07
E-mail: oai@oai.lu
web: www.oai.lu
Website : http://www.oai.lu/fr/135/oai/accueil/actualites/
Office National du Tourisme
Currently no description.Website : http://www.visitluxembourg.com/en