The U.S. Pavilion Hosts Business and Government Leaders from Around the World

The Franklin Room is a VIP suite that serves as the U.S. Pavilion’s commercial center. The suite features skybox-style views of The Franklin Spirit presentation and The American Journey gallery below, and it includes lounge areas, meeting spaces and dining facilities for entertaining and conducting business.

This five-star venue plays host to business meetings, conferences, lectures and symposia, dinners and receptions. In addition to the Pavilion’s corporate sponsors, guests of The Franklin Room include heads of state and U.S. governors, as well as business and government leaders from around the world.

The Franklin Room in Detail
Design, furnishing, art and more. (PDF)

The U.S. Pavilion’s Franklin Room was designed by Emmy-Award winning designer Thom Filicia.
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The Franklin Room provides a comfortable environment for entertaining and conducting business.
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Meeting areas include access to the latest technology.
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The Franklin Room plays hosts to receptions and seminars as well as smaller meetings.
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See highlights of the U.S. Pavilion experience, including:
• Ben Franklin Visit, July 4th
• U.S. National Day, June 20
• Visitors, Performances and More!
• Meet The U.S. Pavilion Guides

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September 25, 2005
The United States Pavilion Congratulates Japan on a Successful EXPO (Released on September 24, 2005)
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