Angela Grace Caine is an expert in the international business arena. For over twenty-five years, she has worked with top executives from Germany and France, assisting them in the successful relocation of their operations to the southeast USA. Angela focuses her work on Executive Search, Management Consulting and Executive Coaching, and has served as a trusted advisor to some of the biggest European companies in the world. Her adaptability and ability to work with diverse clients have been instrumental in her success. Her experience in the automotive, aerospace, and alternative energy industry sectors has equipped her with the knowledge and skills to cater to a wide range of clients, including law firms, private companies, and governmental entities. She understands that high-quality services do not have to be cost-prohibitive, but they do need to be expert. Her focus is on protecting her clients' businesses while also assisting them in their strategic growth. Angela is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and the Cumberland School of Law in Birmingham, Alabama. Her studies have included intensive comparative law at the University of Heidelberg along with a year at the University of Regensburg- both in Germany. Prior to entering law school, Angela worked in Washington, D.C., for U.S. Senator H. John Heinz (R-Pa.) in the office of Press Secretary. Angela's specific industry knowledge and vast network - gained from notable positions and assignments - is a crucial asset. Her role as co-chair for the Alabama Lt. Governor's task force on aviation/aerospace and her long-standing collaboration with the Automotive Manufacturers Associations of Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, and Mississippi have equipped her with unique insights. This knowledge enables Angela to work quickly and effectively with companies relocating to the southeast, where she is instrumental in building their management teams and helping them with a smooth entry strategy. Her fluency in both German and English is a significant advantage to Angela and she currently maintains an office in both Frankfurt, Germany and Washington, D.C. Her former vice presidency for the American German Business Club of Berlin and her membership in AmCham Germany, the largest bilateral economic organization in Europe, further demonstrates her ability to understand and bridge the unique cultural gaps between Europe and the United States.