How can we make Finland a more globally savvy and connected market? That’s what we as a business community asked ourselves four years ago.
The answer was: By making Amcham a true international business hub that enables the success of its members and, as a consequence, of the market as a whole.
As of this year, only 4.6% of S&P 500 companies had female CEOs. That’s 45.4% of female leadership we’re missing out on.
Today, you’d be hard-pressed to find a study that does not support diversity in any kind of team environment.
Amcham’s most recent Women’s Network on Life-Changing Moments in Leadership featured two distinguished individuals with impressive backgrounds as leaders.
Clear clutter. Reduce friction. Build capability. Channel energy.
In business, your network is your superpower. Joining and contributing in women’s networks is one way to make you an instant insider, in whatever it is you want to do.
We’re seeing a new bold generation of thinkers and doers. They don’t complain, they lead the way and put their heads, hearts and hands in the game. They come up with solutions and inspire people they talk with.
Get a ride, find a place to sleep, listen to some music. Trivial? Definitely. And often a basis for a successful, ground-breaking business plan.
Jorma Eloranta is a board member in four companies of which he chairs three. The net sales of these companies was 20 billion euros last year. His last executive position was the President and CEO of Metso Corporation. He also serves as the Chair of Directors’ Institute of Finland.
Last week, Amcham welcomed Jorma for an early morning breakfast. This breakfast marked the launch of a program titled “From Good to Excellent.”
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