What do Finnish first graders, business leaders, and the Ministry of Defence have in common? They’re all intimately involved in Finland’s cyber security strategy. Each child must be trained to
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For a few years now, people trying to influence political processes may have been thinking, what the h*** has been going on? Back in the good ol’ days it was enough to know the few key players and contact them. Being on top of your game was pretty easy.
Corporate citizens have much to contribute. Now we know how they’d like to do it.
We called up the Amcham membership to discuss how they think influencing should happen in today’s day and age. That’s a hot topic for several reasons.
The past days have been intense and emotional. Here are some thoughts to close the historic week and to position ourselves for the upcoming changes.
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