On September 11, “Meet Team USA” virtual event, part of the AmCham Atlantic Business Club series, brought together business leaders and experts from across the U.S. and Estonia for a productive and insightful discussion. For those unfamiliar with the Atlantic Club, it is an AmCham program designed to provide tailored support to member companies looking to expand their businesses into the U.S. market. Through events, workshops, and strategic networking opportunities, the Atlantic Club helps Estonian companies break into or scale up in the competitive U.S. landscape.
The benefits of joining the Atlantic Club are numerous. Companies gain access to in-house expertise, strategic partnerships, professional development training, and critical business information, regardless of industry, size, or growth goals. What truly matters is the ambition to go beyond Estonia’s borders and successfully expand in the U.S.
The Meet Team USA series kicked off today, introducing participants to key partners who could be instrumental in navigating U.S. market entry. The session began with introductions from the special guests, starting with the West Coast representatives, Christine Morgan and Skip Newberry, followed by Airi Hammalov, Silve Parvianen and Terje Raadik from the East Coast. Rounding out the lineup was Reene Moschella from the U.S. Embassy in Estonia, providing a valuable insights into various programs and trade shows that US government is highlighting for Estonian companies.
Participants had the opportunity to introduce themselves and their business, ask questions during a lively Q&A session, addressing practical concerns about scaling into the U.S. and gaining invaluable advice from the experts. The event concluded with a virtual networking session, where attendees could connect in three breakout rooms, fostering new relationships and potential partnerships.
Overall, the event was a great start to the series, offering AmCham members critical insights and the opportunity to build connections across the Atlantic. It’s clear that the Atlantic Club, through events like this, continues to play a vital role in supporting Estonian companies eager to succeed in the U.S. market.