Estonia and Finland share a strong historical and cultural connection and a rich history of joint business projects. The bond has the potential to become even stronger, especially with an AI revolution at the doorstep.
On April 10th, the Finnish-Estonian Chamber of Commerce, the Embassy of Finland in Estonia, and Enterprise Estonia are organising the Finnish-Estonian Business Forum.
The main goal of the forum is to strengthen connections between Estonian and Finnish companies and organisations. The forum aims to encourage new collaborations, share best practices, and facilitate the formation of cross-border partnerships.
This year’s business forum focuses on two major themes:
Artificial intelligence and the opportunities it creates between the two neighbouring countries.
The film and entertainment industry, where cooperation already happens today but even more business opportunities await discovery.
Speakers include Tiit Riisalo, Minister of Economic Affairs and Information Technology; Vesa Vasara, Ambassador of the Republic of Finland; Linnar Viik, Founder and investor of pop culture museum PoCo; Lasse Saarinen, CEO of Finnish Film Foundation; Jussi Sainiemi, Partner at Voima Ventures; Lauri Antalainen, Chairman of EstBan and Founder of Digiwise; Sten-Kristian Saluveer, Strategic Advisor at Cannes Next, Kustaa Valtonen, FinEst Bay Area Development Oy, and Sami Aalto, Vice President, Entertaining Services Business of Elisa.
Kadri Vanem from Miltton New Nordics will moderate the discussions.
After the business forum, all participants are welcome to a networking reception at the Embassy of Finland in Tallinn, and the evening continues at the official “FECC After Party” in the medieval old town.
Register
Don’t miss out on this exciting networking opportunity and register now to secure your spot.
The deadline for registration is 4.4.2024.
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