People

“There’s still truth in the stereotype of Finns being silent,” says Max Ovaska

The Finnish startup ecosystem has impressed Hoang-Mai

Finnish startup ecosystem is easy to get involved in, says Anjana

Mariana applies service design to immigration questions

Do I Know You?

“There’s still truth in the stereotype of Finns being silent,” says Max Ovaska

22.11.2023

“Wild food isn’t just a privilege of rich people or fancy restaurants, it’s an everyman’s right”, Sami Tallberg states

6.9.2022

“The meaning of sisu lives, grows and changes,” says Katja Pantzar

16.8.2022

“Eating disorders are common in sports, but their treatment is focused too much on how to eat,” says Nina Chydenius

28.6.2022

“Sign language should be considered a minority language, not a disability,” says Signmark

7.6.2022

“Our styles are like the two sides of Finland,” say Chao-Hsien Kuo and Eero Hintsanen

19.4.2022

“Without art and music, life would be soulless,” ponders Siamäk Naghian

22.3.2022

“There are many problems so complicated that classical computers will never be able to solve them,” says Jan Goetz

2.2.2022

“We should all be a bit more ambitious,” declares Ronny Eriksson

11.1.2022

– “Immigration and globalisation have broadened the definition of Finnish literature,” says Mehdi Ghasemi

30.11.2021

“I am fascinated by the fact that disruption creates more than it destroys,” states Perttu Pölönen

9.11.2021

“We should find again our respect for nature and the fact that we are part of everything surrounding us,” says Eicca Toppinen

19.10.2021

“Music keeps you humble and grateful, because it’s a gift,” says Tarja Turunen

7.9.2021

“My philosophy is learning by doing,” says dentist, author and entrepreneur Tarek Omran

17.8.2021

“I always aim for the stars but even if I get a cloud in the path, it’s OK,” says Chiara Costa

27.7.2021

“Watches are not jewellery,” says Finnish watchmaker Stepan Sarpaneva

10.5.2021

“I consider the Finnish education system to be a very flexible one,” says Jouni Kangasniemi

16.2.2021

My Career: From Start to Finnish

“There’s still truth in the stereotype of Finns being silent,” says Max Ovaska

The Finnish startup ecosystem has impressed Hoang-Mai

Finnish startup ecosystem is easy to get involved in, says Anjana

Mariana applies service design to immigration questions

Do I Know You?

“There’s still truth in the stereotype of Finns being silent,” says Max Ovaska

“Wild food isn’t just a privilege of rich people or fancy restaurants, it’s an everyman’s right”, Sami Tallberg states

“The meaning of sisu lives, grows and changes,” says Katja Pantzar

“Eating disorders are common in sports, but their treatment is focused too much on how to eat,” says Nina Chydenius

“Sign language should be considered a minority language, not a disability,” says Signmark

“Our styles are like the two sides of Finland,” say Chao-Hsien Kuo and Eero Hintsanen

“Without art and music, life would be soulless,” ponders Siamäk Naghian

“There are many problems so complicated that classical computers will never be able to solve them,” says Jan Goetz

“We should all be a bit more ambitious,” declares Ronny Eriksson

– “Immigration and globalisation have broadened the definition of Finnish literature,” says Mehdi Ghasemi

“I am fascinated by the fact that disruption creates more than it destroys,” states Perttu Pölönen

“We should find again our respect for nature and the fact that we are part of everything surrounding us,” says Eicca Toppinen

“Music keeps you humble and grateful, because it’s a gift,” says Tarja Turunen

“My philosophy is learning by doing,” says dentist, author and entrepreneur Tarek Omran

“I always aim for the stars but even if I get a cloud in the path, it’s OK,” says Chiara Costa

“Watches are not jewellery,” says Finnish watchmaker Stepan Sarpaneva

“I consider the Finnish education system to be a very flexible one,” says Jouni Kangasniemi

My Career: From Start to Finnish

The Finnish startup ecosystem has impressed Hoang-Mai

Finnish startup ecosystem is easy to get involved in, says Anjana

Yoshi believes in keeping an open mind and staying curious

Mariana applies service design to immigration questions

Vibha has embraced Finnish work-life balance

Anna Fatima sees Finland as a good place to start a company

Windi Muziasari became an entrepreneur to help people

Turning research into business drives Kunal Garg

Glenn thinks Finland is a great place to raise children

The people and nature here have made an impact on Katerina

Fabien runs a food kit delivery company in Helsinki

Hyunseok appreciates the good work-life balance in Finland

Finland’s vibrant startup ecosystem appeals to Parneet

Moving to Finland was a jump into the unknown for Natalia

Starting a business are easy in Finland, says Iranthi

Maree advises anyone moving to Finland to embrace the quirky and the unusual

Finland is best for work, life and family, says Silvia

Ionela feels that Finland’s e-commerce industry is very exciting and rewarding

Working here is informal and relaxed, says Lais

Shiho finds working life here to be very open

Finland is a great place to work, says Grafton from the US

Former reporter and news anchor Ivy appreciates independence and equality

Ben is helping Finland position itself as Europe’s leading battery hub

Kelly from the US came here in search of adventure