Occupyfrankfurt pressemitteilung 20111124a
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Press Release Short text characters words Occupy:Frankfurt invites Josef Ackermann to take part in a panel discussion Occupy:Frankfurt is part of a global movement to curb the power of the financial markets and banks. Having taken its queue from the protests on New York’s Wall Street, the banking city of Frankfurt has also become a center for peaceful demonstrations. On Tuesday Josef Ackermann, ceo of the Deutsche Bank, said to members of Occupy:Hamburg that he would welcome the opportunity to take part in a discussion. Occupy:Frankfurt accepts Mr. Ackermann’s offer and in the next few days will issue an invitation to him as well as to other leading representatives of the German financial and economic world to participate in a panel discussion. Long text . characters words Occupy:Frankfurt invites Josef Ackermann to take part in a panel discussion Occupy:Frankfurt is part of a global movement to curb the power of the financial markets and banks. Having taken its queue from the protests on New York’s Wall Street, the banking city of Frankfurt has also become a center for peaceful demonstrations. On Tuesday there was a brief verbal confrontation between members of Occupy:Hamburg and the chief executive of the Deutsche Bank, Josef Acker- mann, at a general meeting of the Hamburg businessmen’s club for ethical con- duct (»Versammlung eines ehrbaren Kaufmanns zu Hamburg«) that was spon- sored by the local chamber of commerce. On this occasion Mr. Ackermann said he would welcome the opportunity to take part in a discussion. Occupy:Frankfurt accepts Mr. Ackermann’s offer and in the next few days will issue an invitation to him as well as to other leading representatives of the Ger- man financial and economic world to participate in a panel discussion. Under the title »The responsibility of the banks in the economic and public debt crisis« the movement intends to critically question both current business ethics and existing power structures. Especially in view of the desire for transparency and communication, Occupy:Frankfurt welcomes Mr. Ackermann’s willingness to take part in a discussion. By inviting participants with a broad range of opinions, the move- ment hopes to be able to create a framework for a fair and open dialogue. Frankfurt am Main, 24. November 2011 Press Contact Occupy:Frankfurt Infoline Phone Number +49 / 152 / 52 46 79 00 E-Mail [email protected] Web www.occupyfrankfurt.de Text Publication Reprint free of charge, specimen copy requested Text Download All text versions as well as previous press releases and additional information are available on the internet in our press area Images Upon request, we will be glad to provide reprographic images for your coverage Page 1 of 1
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Press Release
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Occupy:Frankfurt invites Josef Ackermannto take part in a panel discussion
Occupy:Frankfurt is part of a global movement to curb the power of the financialmarkets and banks. Having taken its queue from the protests on New York’sWall Street, the banking city of Frankfurt has also become a center for peacefuldemonstrations.
On Tuesday Josef Ackermann, ceo of the Deutsche Bank, said to members ofOccupy:Hamburg that he would welcome the opportunity to take part in adiscussion. Occupy:Frankfurt accepts Mr. Ackermann’s offer and in the next fewdays will issue an invitation to him as well as to other leading representatives ofthe German financial and economic world to participate in a panel discussion.
Long text . characters words
Occupy:Frankfurt invites Josef Ackermannto take part in a panel discussion
Occupy:Frankfurt is part of a global movement to curb the power of the financialmarkets and banks. Having taken its queue from the protests on New York’sWall Street, the banking city of Frankfurt has also become a center for peacefuldemonstrations.
On Tuesday there was a brief verbal confrontation between members ofOccupy:Hamburg and the chief executive of the Deutsche Bank, Josef Acker-mann, at a general meeting of the Hamburg businessmen’s club for ethical con-duct (»Versammlung eines ehrbaren Kaufmanns zu Hamburg«) that was spon-sored by the local chamber of commerce. On this occasion Mr. Ackermann saidhe would welcome the opportunity to take part in a discussion.
Occupy:Frankfurt accepts Mr. Ackermann’s offer and in the next few days willissue an invitation to him as well as to other leading representatives of the Ger-man financial and economic world to participate in a panel discussion. Underthe title »The responsibility of the banks in the economic and public debt crisis«the movement intends to critically question both current business ethics andexisting power structures.
Especially in view of the desire for transparency and communication,Occupy:Frankfurt welcomes Mr. Ackermann’s willingness to take part in adiscussion. By inviting participants with a broad range of opinions, the move-ment hopes to be able to create a framework for a fair and open dialogue.
Frankfurt am Main,24. November 2011
Press ContactOccupy:FrankfurtInfoline
Phone Number+49 / 152 / 52 46 79 00
Webwww.occupyfrankfurt.de
Text PublicationReprint free of charge,specimen copy requested
Text DownloadAll text versions as well asprevious press releases andadditional information areavailable on the internet inour press area
ImagesUpon request, we will beglad to provide reprographicimages for your coverage
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