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A European Gateway: How Ireland Paves the Way for American Companies

Ireland is a strategic gateway jurisdiction for US multinationals seeking unfettered access to the lucrative EU single market. With its favorable business environment and prominent role as a global business hub, Ireland continues to attract and support American companies looking to establish a strong foothold in Europe and tap into its vast economic opportunities. Alan…
Ireland’s Food Journey

Bord Bia Paves the Way for Sustainable Agri-Food Products Ireland has emerged as a global leader in sustainability, particularly in its agriculture and food sectors, driven by the unwavering leadership of organizations like Bord Bia, the Irish Food Board. With a comprehensive and evidence-based sustainability program, Ireland has set an example for the world to…
The Next Generation of International Legal and Financial Services

Ireland focuses on innovation to drive the next phase of growth in legal and financial services Embracing Innovation The Irish government’s proactive approach to fostering a business-friendly ecosystem has strengthened the country’s appeal as a global business hub over a number of decades. Ireland is well-established as a vibrant destination for international business and has…
Keeper Solutions’ Unique Path to Success in Software Development

Ireland’s software development ecosystem has evolved into a thriving community that nurtures startups and attracts innovative players that are making waves globally. Among the indigenous success stories is Keeper Solutions, a Limerick-based company that provides fast-scaling fintech companies access to highly skilled software development teams, and empowers clients to accelerate their software development capabilities in…
Fenergo: Revolutionizing Financial Compliance

Regulatory compliance stands as an essential pillar to ensure trust, security, and integrity in the financial services industry. Amid this intricate web of obligations, Irish company, Fenergo, has prominently risen as a global frontrunner, providing SaaS-based client lifecycle management and transaction monitoring for financial firms. Wielding innovative solutions, Fenergo enables financial institutions to accelerate business…
Ireland’s Financial Services Sector Flourishes Amid Global Competition

In a rapidly evolving financial landscape, Ireland’s financial services sector has risen as a notable global contender, boasting a thriving ecosystem of around 9,000 financial services companies that employ over 100,000 people. With assets under administration exceeding USD 5 trillion, Ireland has solidified its position as the third-largest financial services hub on a global scale.…
Ireland’s Human Capital: Driving Multinational Growth and Indigenous Success

Cpl: Ireland’s Biggest Name in Talent Ireland has enjoyed a great deal of economic success in recent decades, and its robust workforce has been one of the primary factors behind this continued growth. The young, highly educated English-speaking labor force continues to attract foreign investment to Ireland, including US multinationals such as Pfizer, Apple, Meta,…
A Thriving Oasis for US Foreign Direct Investment

Ireland stands tall as a beacon of strategic vision and adaptability, steadfastly retaining its allure for foreign direct investment (FDI). Amidst the complexities of economics and the twists of geopolitics, Ireland’s role as the cornerstone of transatlantic business cooperation remains resolute—an embodiment of the enduring vigor of Irish-American relations and the extraordinary influence of shared…
Enterprise Ireland: Empowering Innovation, Growth and Global Competitiveness

The Irish government’s trade and innovation agency, Enterprise Ireland, plays a pivotal role in shaping the economic landscape of the country and helps Irish businesses achieve global success. With a keen focus on supporting indigenous businesses and nurturing a thriving startup and R&D ecosystem, Enterprise Ireland is a driving force behind Irish companies conquering global…
The Emerald Legacy – the Convergence of Rich Irish History, Vibrant Culture and Global Markets

How Berlin-based group Private Pier Industries is helping Ireland make waves in global consumer markets Akin to the role of a traditional Gaelic storyteller, also known as a seanchaí, Private Pier Industries (PPI) builds brands that can be appreciated worldwide and serve as a means of sharing Irish culture and stories with the rest of…
Efficiency and Innovation in Food Manufacturing: The Power of Automation

In the realm of food manufacturing, outdated handling systems create inefficiencies, higher operational costs, and increased carbon emissions. However, embracing automation and modernized systems ushers in a new era of efficiency, productivity and sustainability, enabling businesses to streamline their operations, reduce labor costs, and meet the growing demands of a rapidly evolving market. One company…
Why Multinationals Are Looking Beyond Holland

The Netherlands’ most famous provinces are getting crowded—but in the eastern part of the country, opportunities are abound Thanks to its solid legal system, attractive tax regime, EU membership, and multilingual labor force, the Netherlands has traditionally been an attractive business hub. But this success has come at a cost. These days, the provinces of…
An Emerging Regional Telecommunications and Connectivity Hub

Cyta plays a vital role in the nation’s digital transformation Cyprus is currently working to modernize and strengthen its economy. One entity set to play a pivotal role in making these plans a reality is Cyta, the nation’s largest telecommunications provider, which has been active on the island since 1961. Today, CEO Andreas Neocleous says,…
A Boutique Professional Services Firm in Nicosia Offering World Class Practical Solutions to the Corporate World

Q&A: Petros Theodotou, Founder and CEO, ServPRO Accountants & Consultants How do you assess Cyprus’s business ecosystem? Cyprus’s small economic size has been an asset for the nation. We remain flexible, and policymakers have enough room to take swift action when necessary to ensure the economy can adapt to an ever-changing and complex global ecosystem.…
Inside Cyprus’s Booming Academia

Why the region is experiencing unprecedented growth as a research and development hub The Republic of Cyprus may be one of the smallest countries in the European Union, but it has managed to excel in countless industries. Human capital is one of the most important pillars attracting foreign investors and making a country competitive. One…
How Cyprus Became a Major Shipping Hub

Unique location, tonnage tax system are among critical factors powering the nation’s maritime sector The Republic of Cyprus is home to many major industries, but one of the nation’s most prominent trades is the maritime and shipping sector. Cyprus is regarded as one of the most dependable and competitive shipping centers in the world. Overcoming…
Legal Areas of Importance in Cyprus’s Future as an International Business Center

Ioannides Demetriou LLC chairman weighs in For many years Cyprus has established itself as an international business center from where foreign investors are conducting their business. The adoption of common law has been a major determinant to its success. Corporate and commercial law, with its flexibility and extensive case law, have facilitated a variety of…
A Stable Business Location in the Eastern Mediterranean

Deloitte Cyprus CEO Discusses the Nation’s Economic Present and Future While investors benefit from Cyprus’s tax incentives, Deloitte Cyprus CEO Pieris Markou conveyed they are not the main reason Cyprus is on the business world’s radar. He noted that the country has much more to offer, including its highly stable legal framework based on English…
City of Dreams Mediterranean: Transforming Cypriot Tourism

Soon to be Europe’s largest integrated resort, the world-class development is elevating the island’s offering as an all-season destination The Republic of Cyprus is well-known for being an attractive tourism destination, welcoming at least four million visitors each year. The island nation enjoys average temperatures of around 55 degrees Fahrenheit in winter and 93 degrees…
Supernova Consulting: Innovative Technology Solutions – Local Presence with Global Reach

Q&A: Kyriacos D. Stylianides, Managing Director, Supernova Consulting SAP’s first gold partner in Cyprus, Supernova Consulting, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. As a global consulting, technology, and outsourcing organization with clients in over 30 countries, Supernova Consulting builds and delivers business and technology solutions. By advising businesses on how to implement globally competitive and innovative…
Donegal: Ireland’s DNA

Home to some of Ireland’s most wild, rugged beauty, the region expands its attractiveness as a FDI hub Across the Northern Headlands and Atlantic Coast, County Donegal sits majestically as the gateway from the US to the island of Ireland. Ireland’s most northerly county has boosted the region’s domestic and international appeal as a destination…
Exploring Ireland’s Economic Growth and Potential

How a stronger relationship with the USA is contributing to Ireland’s economic success The tradition of an agrarian economy is still apparent in Ireland. The iconic rolling hills are still lush and picturesque. Many of the streets still boast cobblestones and charming architecture straight from a storybook. However, there is a new energy in the…
Ireland: A Hub for Globalization

Insights from Ibec CEO, Danny McCoy What are the biggest challenges Ireland faces today? Ireland’s rapid growth in both economy and population has created several challenges. In essence, we are a frontier resource-based economy, and the new resource is intangible assets. Ireland has grown very fast, and we are showing symptoms of something quite positive.…
Diversity in the Docklands

By Arlene Harris Right from their creation in 1796, the Grand Canal Docks in Dublin have always been a hive of activity with cargo ships, laden with goods and livestock, jostling for space amongst sailing boats and fishing vessels as they ventured in and out of Ireland’s most important port. Industry in the immediate area…