Business Relations
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Business Relations
Business Relations
Business Relations
Business Relations
Hello 2021: Lessons in 2020 Resilience
Category: AmCham News
As we acutely feel the anticipation and excitement of 2021, we are reminded of all that we take with us from 2020 – a year of extraordinary circumstance, exceptional innovation, and extreme flexibility. Despite months of home-office and frequent moratoriums on in-person gatherings, 2020 was a year of much activity for us here at AmCham, arguably more than any previous year.
MoreRising Leaders: An Unprecedented Opportunity with Thomas Anglero
Category: AmCham News
Rising Leaders: An Unprecedented Opportunity with Thomas Anglero Gathering virtually for the last after-work session of the year, Rising Leaders participants and AmCham members were joined by Thomas Anglero, IBM’s Nordic Director of Innovation, for an impactful session on finding yourself and taking chances. “You are living in an unprecedented time of opportunity. Why do I […]
MoreAmCham Financial Forum: Evolving Advice & Partnerships
Category: Accounting / Financial
AmCham Norway’s Financial Forum gathered virtually last week for the final session of 2020. Special member presenter Richard Stott, founding partner and CEO at Connectum Capital Management, outlined how financial advice is changing in light of the “Norwegian dilemma” within saving and investment culture.
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Equinor is already an offshore wind major. Now the company will explore the opportunities within offshore solar power. Together with Moss Maritime the company wants to start testing off the island of Frøya.
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ConocoPhillips Norway “Explorer of the Year” After Significant Discoveries Warka and Slagugle
GeoPublishing and Wittemann E&P Consulting have unanimously chosen ConocoPhillips Norway as “Explorer of the Year (2020)”.
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US Chamber of Commerce to stop supporting some lawmakers following the Capitol riots
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the powerful pro-business lobbying group, said Tuesday it will halt political contributions to certain lawmakers following the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol last week.
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