AmCham Mentorship Program Final Group Gathering 2025-2026
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AmCham Mentorship Program Final Group Gathering 2025-2026: From Potential to Performance Through Culture and Belonging A decade of mentorship has built a strong legacy of cross-industry collaboration. The tenth anniversary edition of AmCham’s Mentorship Program concluded at Radisson Blu Hotel Nydalen, just steps away from where participants’ journeys began nine months earlier. The meeting symbolically […]
MoreNew York State of Wine: An Exclusive Masterclass & Tasting
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New York State of Wine: An Exclusive Masterclass & Tasting On February 5th, AmCham Norway, in close collaboration with the New York Wine & Grape Foundation, welcomed wine industry professionals to an immersive journey through the diverse terroirs of New York State. With over 60 wines from 23 different wineries on hand, the event provided […]
MoreAmCham Defense Forum: Uncertainty Becomes Certainty
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AmCham Defense Forum: Uncertainty Becomes Certainty In collaboration with the US Commercial Service, AmCham hosted the first Defense Forum of the year at Thon Hotel Opera, welcoming distinguished speakers State Secretary Marte Gerhardsen and Shield AI’s Chris Brinkley. Centering on enduring relationships, the forum focused on industry collaboration, rapid innovation and adaptation, and allied inter-operability. […]
MoreShield AI’s V-BAT Proves Cold Weather Capabilities in NATO’s Arena HEIMDALL Exercise
HARSTAD, Norway (March 3, 2026) – Shield AI, the deep-tech company building state-of-the-art autonomy software products and aircraft, demonstrated Arctic-ready, ship-based intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities during NATO’s HEIMDALL 26 exercise in Norway. Hosted by the NATO Center of Excellence for Cold Weather Operations (CEO-CWO) between February 17 and 26, HEIMDALL served as the validation of NATO’s […]
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Norway warns gas production maxed out amid Qatar LNG shutdown
(Bloomberg) – Norway’s natural gas producers are operating near full capacity, according to the country’s energy minister, putting further pressure on European nations looking to fill depleted stockpiles of the fuel. “We are essentially producing at full capacity. I don’t think there is much additional output to be found,” Terje Aasland said in an interview […]
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How Wine and Spirits Got Stuck in the Middle of a Global Trade War
Ever since President Trump’s first round in the Oval Office, the back-and-forth of various trade wars has made headlines. All throughout, the beverage and alcohol industry has been firmly lodged in the center of the conflict. The first blow came in 2018. Triggered by a breakdown of talks over steel and aluminum, the European Union […]
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