Ireland’s critical role as a bridge for US firms into EMEA markets

“We’re seeing really big employers expanding Irish operations in spite of global uncertainty,” says American Chamber CEO 
Ireland’s critical role as a bridge for US firms into EMEA markets

Owen Power, CEO Enerpower with An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, and David A Ricks, Lilly’s chairman and CEO, at the opening of the single largest solar farm in the Republic of Ireland. Developed in a joint venture by Eli Lilly and Enerpower, the 16-acre facility will power a
significant proportion of the Lilly plant in Dunderrow, near Kinsale, Co Cork, with sustainable energy. Pic: Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision

Mark Redmond, CEO of American Chamber of Commerce Ireland, says Ireland saw some US multinationals expand operations on our shores in 2021 despite the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic

Mark Redmond, CEO of American Chamber of Commerce Ireland.
Mark Redmond, CEO of American Chamber of Commerce Ireland.

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