US-Ireland Business 2024
About US-Ireland Business 2024
Building Ireland’s Transatlantic Impact
The US-Ireland business relationship is continuing to reach record levels of growth and investment on both sides of the Atlantic.
There are now 970 US companies in Ireland, employing 378,000 people directly and indirectly and spending more than €41 billion in the Irish economy annually. Meanwhile, Ireland remains the 9th largest source of FDI to the US with 500 Irish companies employing almost 100,000 people across all 50 states.
AmCham’s 2024 US-Ireland Business Report is the definitive guide to the priorities, ambitions and challenges of the two-way trade and investment relationship between Ireland and the United States.
Contributors to the report include, An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar TD, An Tánaiste Micheál Martin TD, Government ministers, opposition TDs, US Ambassador to Ireland, Claire D. Cronin, CEO of the US Chamber of Commerce – the world’s largest business organisation – in addition to stakeholders from across the EU and the US and the perspectives of over 25 multinationals.
The report provides an economic analysis from leading economist Joseph Quinlan as well as industry insights from AmCham 2024 President Elaine Murphy and thought leadership on the opportunities presented by the US-Ireland Business relationship from leaders within top US MNCs.
We hope you find this Report a valuable and insightful resource.
Contents
AmCham
Interviews & Contents
Stakeholders
A Sample of our Stakeholder Interviews
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Department of Environment, Climate, Communications and Department of Transport · Read More
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Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment · Read More
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Department of Finance · Read More
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Chief Executive of IDA · Read More
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Chief Executive of Enterprise Ireland · Read More
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President of Sinn Féin · Read more
Plus Interviews and Thought Leadership from many more Stakeholders and AmCham Member Companies.
Our Supporters