Dear AGiG Members and Colleagues,

We are delighted to announce that registrations are now open for the 92nd AGiG Seminar, taking place on Thursday, 21 May 2026, at the Novotel Frankfurt City, Lise-Meitner-Straße 2, 60486 Frankfurt am Main. This event is your opportunity to connect with leading voices in finance and sustainability, earn valuable CPD credits, and network with professionals from across Germany.

 

Why Attend?
The 92nd AGiG Seminar is designed to provide you with the latest insights and practical knowledge in finance, sustainability, and career development. Whether you want to stay ahead of industry trends, explore the future of sustainability reporting, or gain unorthodox career advice, this seminar has something for everyone.

 

🌟 Highlights of Our Speaker Line-Up
We are honored to host a diverse and inspiring group of speakers:

  • Kevin Forscht (Infineon) — Risk Management and its Financial Implications
  • Malgorzata Stelmach-Hansson (Cloud Software Group) — Am I Heading Where I Want to Get? Unorthodox Career Advice for Finance Professionals
  • Dr. Dirk Voeste (Volkswagen) — regenerate+: Volkswagen Groups Sustainability Strategy to drive Impact
  • Bryan Esterly & Regina K. Schüller (ISSB) — Global Sustainability Reporting: Where We Are Now – and What’s Next

A detailed agenda is available on our website. Please note that the agenda is subject to change.


🍷 Pre-Seminar Dinner – 20 May 2026
As part of our tradition, we invite you to join us for a pre-seminar dinner. Details about the dinner location will be shared at a later date.

We will gather at 18:00 in the hotel lobby before walking to the restaurant together. Places are limited, so early registration is essential.


📝 Registration and Accommodation
➡️ Reserve your place today!

Seminar Fees:

Members: €105
Non-members/guests: €125
Retired/unemployed members/students: €65
Pre-seminar event only: €55
Online participation (21 May only): €50

Cancellations:

If you register and then have to cancel, please do so by 14 May 2026 at the latest, as we must provide final numbers to the hotel and restaurant. Late cancellations after this date will be charged in full.

Accommodation:

We’ve secured a special rate at the Novotel Frankfurt City for attendees. Rooms are limited, so don’t delay!


Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Event

This seminar promises to be inspiring, practical, and highly relevant—an experience no AGiG member should miss. Whether you’re seeking professional growth, networking opportunities, or fresh perspectives, the 92nd AGiG Seminar delivers.
Register now to secure your spot!

We look forward to welcoming you to Frankfurt in May.

The 91st AGIG seminar in Frankfurt from past November, was featured in the latest issue of ACCA’s Accounting and Business Magazine (February 2026), highlighting that the event brought together finance professionals across Germany to tackle the profession’s biggest challenges.

The article highlights the importance for accountants to navigate change and adapt and harness technology, as Alistair Brisbourne (ACCA’s head of technology research) explored in his presentation: AI’s impact in “Will AI Replace Accountants? Hype vs. Reality”.

Sessions on digital business and soft skills (e.g., “Presenting with Impact”) highlighted the need for both technical and interpersonal growth for the accounting professionals to stay relevant. As underlined in the article, networking remains at the core of the AGIG seminars. From the pre-event dinner to interactive discussions, the seminars foster peer connections, offering a space to share insights and solutions.

Read more here.

 

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A successful event and inspiring discussions

Two weeks ago, the event in Berlin on The Power of Financial Storytelling: Transforming Data into Strategic Insights for Integrated Performance Management, proved once again that finance is about far more than numbers—it’s about crafting narratives that build trust, align strategy, and create value. The outstanding panel included Raymond Gann and Björn Blank, both AGIG committee members, whose contributions sparked both practical insights and inspiring discussions. The event itself was a testament to the .

 

Honouring a long-standing commitment to the finance profession

During this highly successful event in Berlin, AICPA & CIMA had the distinct honour of awarding the to Raymond Gann—a true founding father of the AGIG (Accountants Group in Germany), which he helped establish in 1980. As a long-standing member of the committee, Raymond’s influence has been foundational to our community’s growth and vibrancy.

His wide network and unwavering dedication have enriched our seminars with insightful speakers on a vast array of topics, ensuring our events remain both relevant and inspiring. Over more than two decades, Raymond’s passion and support have been instrumental in .

The CIMA Plaque is one of the highest recognition awards bestowed by the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA). It is typically presented to individuals who have made , the institute, or the broader accounting community. The plaque signifies exceptional service, leadership, and dedication to and supporting CIMA’s mission and values.

 

Raymond Gann receiving the CIMA Plaque

The AGiG has signed-up for membership of the British Chamber of Commerce in Germany (BCCG). This means that all AGiG members are also entitled to take part in BCCG events as a member and receive information about BCCG activities happening all around Germany and in the UK.

You can sign-up for the BCCG distribution list using the following link. Scroll to the bottom of the page and enter your name and email address. The BCCG will be in touch to take your details. Don’t forget to mention in your reply that you are an AGiG member. You will also receive personalised invitations to events in the region where you are based. You can unsubscribe at any time.

You can also access the BCCG news updates directly via the following link.