Addressing housing and talent challenges key in maintaining Ireland’s attractiveness
Two-thirds of AmCham members report experiencing a skills gap, while the organisation sees continued focus on housing delivery as ‘crucial’
American Thanksgiving special report looks at all aspects of US business in Ireland including how Ireland can retain its position as a preferred location for inward investment. The report features companies that don't just pay lip-service to equality, diversity and inclusion, it looks at the implications of the energy crisis and how digital adoption is accelerating at an unprecedented rate.
Two-thirds of AmCham members report experiencing a skills gap, while the organisation sees continued focus on housing delivery as ‘crucial’
Ireland is seen as perfectly placed for US multinationals seeking access to Europe
Despite ambitious climate targets, pro-green energy policies and the emergence of strong public-private partnerships, many of the same challenges remain
Industry-academic collaboration is a cornerstone of Ireland’s R&D ecosystem
The progress Ireland has made in developing its regions helps to balance the economy, reducing risk from over-concentration in one place
In the AI era, innovation and security must move in lockstep. Businesses can’t afford to choose between the two
US executives in Ireland need to be aware of the impact of cross-border employment on their potential tax and legal liabilities
An innovation tax credit aimed at activities that enable and support Ireland’s strong R&D base could bring investment benefits
What Ireland needs to do to meet the challenge posed by demand for skilled workers outpacing supply
While high-tech and maths-heavy sectors naturally hold an immediate attraction for AI implementation, it’s not just those industries that are embracing it
As the international landscape changes, Ireland’s pharma sector and Government policy need to be agile to maintain competitiveness
Role gives Ireland a unique opportunity to strengthen relations between European Union and United States
With corporate social responsibility high on their agenda, US firms here ‘take pride in doing our part to make a positive impact’
Given that so much of its economy relies on FDI, Ireland should take notice of the American Chamber’s warning
Given that so much of its economy relies on FDI, Ireland should take notice of the American Chamber’s warning
What Ireland needs to do to meet the challenge posed by demand for skilled workers outpacing supply
Liz Cunningham, AmCham 2025 President
Small firms among the 800 Irish-owned businesses that employ more than 200,000 people across all 50 US states
US foreign direct investment has been transformational for the Irish economy but the benefits flow in both directions
US multinationals are turning to apprenticeships, return-to-work programmes and accelerated training pathways to fill critical roles
While some companies would prefer staff to return to office, many acknowledge that attracting and retaining talent for fully on-site roles continues to be more challenging
R&D tax credit has played a key role in economic growth by enhancing Ireland’s attractiveness as a research investment location
Research-centre model is central to Ireland’s success in attracting US multinationals to the State
A workplace culture that values recognition is key to nurturing an environment where employees are keen to upskill
Strategic investment in competitiveness, energy and regional development key to Ireland remaining a premier choice for multinational
Infrastructure deficits could erode our competitiveness and attractiveness as a location for foreign direct investment
Organisations that embrace sustainable strategies can unlock savings on capital and operating expenses, as well as having a positive impact on the environment
Despite push-back against EDI, research and experience show diverse and inclusive organisations outperform others
Skilled workforces in regional locations are propelling innovation and harnessing rapid advancements in disruptive technologies
Increasing regulations and protectionist policies across the globe are presenting new challenges to doing business across borders
Ireland must adapt to sustain growth says AmCham CEO, with infrastructure topping list of key strategic policy pillars
Ireland is pulling its weight in the US and is the ninth largest investor in the USI
Ireland may need to differentiate itself from competitors by enhancing its value offerings in new sectors, such as AI and the green economy
Resilience is top of mind for mitigating supply chain risk
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