AmCham will use its influence to:

Create world-class sustainable, cost effective and ambitiously future-proofed energy, water and wastewater infrastructure

Meet infrastructure demands in key areas such as housing

Promote the movement of people and goods with ease, focusing on rapid project execution, capacity constraints and cross-Government coordination

Develop a consistent and best-in-class planning system

Cultivate Ireland’s well-established sectoral clusters, supporting business ecosystems and technical capital

Ensure Ireland accelerates and leads in the development and adoption of digital and AI infrastructure, coupled with world leading cybersecurity infrastructure

AmCham will use its influence to:

Reduce the regulatory burden companies are facing, focusing on regulatory load, consistency and alignment with competing jurisdictions

Introduce enhanced incentives for companies to establish and grow in Ireland

Deliver cost competitiveness across all business-critical areas

Support a robust supply-chain through Ireland that facilitates global linkages

Promote programmes that create connections between Irish companies, US multinationals and the US market

Embed a corporate tax system that is competitive, stable and certain

AmCham will use its influence to:

Increase the talent pipeline – from both home and abroad – to meet current and future industry needs

Secure adequate funding and supports for Ireland’s universities, educational institutions and apprenticeship programmes

Improve quality of life and the competitiveness of Ireland’s personal
tax regime to attract and retain talent

Support global, future-focused leaders of multinational organisations operating from Ireland

Make Ireland a beacon for diversity and inclusion

AmCham will use its influence to:

Streamline and boost the offering and supports for RD&I operations and projects in Ireland

Create a globally competitive RD&I ecosystem in Ireland, where companies and research institutions are inextricably linked

Encourage Ireland to be a leading voice in EU institutions, calling for a more competitive European RD&I ecosystem

AmCham will use its influence to:

Protect and enhance Ireland’s position as a key regulatory hub in the EU for multinational organisations

Harness and develop Ireland’s unique business, social and cultural ties across the US and EU

Support the work of the newly established Ireland – US State Trade Commissions

Act as a facilitator and central point of engagement for policymakers and businesses between the US and EU