Amcham Finland’s network is set to grow thanks to a new partnership with AmCham Estonia that will help more companies succeed in the world’s largest consumer market.
There’s something about them. They are thought leaders, they are creative and they are great entrepreneurs. They are the individuals, companies and newcomers, who go above and beyond to improve the business environment for the whole community.
Your boss is one of Finland’s busiest people – the prime minister. As his assistant, you are on call 24/7. What’s it like to juggle the schedule? How do you make time for the most critical items? Do you get any down time?
Helsinki-Vantaa airport could become Helsinki-Santa airport in a bid to capitalize on Finland’s most famous resident.
The doors are open. The ribbon is cut. Amcham’s member companies have a new foothold on American soil. The office, at 65 Broadway, is their go-to hub at the epicenter of the world’s biggest market.
Practical ways of boosting Finland’s competitiveness to offset the shrinking share from Russia were raised when business leaders met with Minister Foreign Trade Lenita Toivakka.
Championing the transatlantic trade partnership will be a key priority for America’s ambassador-designate to Finland. International tax and policy lawyer Mr. Charles Adams has been nominated for the posting by U.S. President Barack Obama.
Before moving to Finland four years ago, I had lived my whole life in warm sunny California.
The Guggenheim Helsinki would boost business, investment and economic growth. Despite the benefits the iconic contemporary art museum presents, debate about its future continues. Read more about Amcham’s position in the New York Times.
They are fresh, creative, dynamic, and increasing in numbers. Come and meet the trailblazers who are making tracks in the U.S.