Amcham Finland recently welcomed Amy Gallo, Harvard Business Review author and editor, and expert in solving conflict at the workplace and resilience! We sponsored a brilliant podcast in English by Leadcast hosts Maria Wasastjerna and Essi Weseri. Tune in during your commute to increase your knowledge and boost leadership skills.
Women’s networks from Amcham Finland, Lexia Attorneys, and Oracle joined forces on September 5th to discuss the challenges of competing in an age when data is king. It’s not only about marketing and growth, anymore. Data is increasingly used to enhance the customer experience and promote loyalty for a long-term relationship.
We recently welcomed Robert Gerber, Director for Europe, Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) at Amcham Finland’s offices to discuss American positions on key trade policy issues, as well as outcomes of his meetings with Finnish policy leaders and thoughts on the Presidency of the EU Council.
Recently, Amcham Finland organized a discussion on work-based immigration into the United States. Leading the discussion was Matthew Winslow, Vice Consul Embassy of the United States in Finland and Ceri Koski, Shareholder at U.S. law firm Ogletree Deakins.
Amcham Finland launched its new Country Manager Network (CMN) breakfast series with an engaging discussion on ‘How to build your CSR Brand in Finland?’ This article dives further into the subject with guest writers from T-Media and Nestlé.
Amcham Finland thinks the new Finnish Government should adopt the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration during its mandate period (2019–2023). This statement is based on our Legal Committee Arbitration Roundtable discussion held on May 24th, 2019 with representatives from law firms and companies, both Finnish and international, operating in the Finnish market.
The recently renovated Marski by Scandic brings the city inside through local aesthetics, feelings and foods, and it’s where we’ll be for Harvard Business Review at Amcham Finland with Ron Ashkenas on August 26th.
Did Finland take a turn to the left? When it comes to rhetoric, it could be argued that it did very much. However, when it comes to policy, it seems the changes were not as drastic.
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Policy Brief written by Juhana Harju Partner at Eurofacts Oy, Public Affairs, PR, and Communications Poll numbers released on Friday, March 29 came as a wakeup call for Finland’s political