One of the most significant roles of the American Chamber of Commerce in the Slovak Republic is to develop activities that contribute to supporting the influx of foreign investment to Slovakia. AmCham Slovakia is keenly aware that there is still excellent, untapped potential in the promotion of the country.
AmCham Slovakia, in cooperation with ECENTER, published the new "Slovakia in Figures 2010" brochure. Therefore we offer assistance in the promotion of the Slovak Republic as a country with huge investment potential. This brochure provides you with information on a great variety of aspects of the Slovak Republic. Including the geographical, economic, social, political, and financial areas.
All AmCham members are able to download "Slovakia in Figures 2010" brochure in PDF file. You can also order more copies of this publication in print form.
Committee on Business-Academic Cooperation was established in 2007 to contribute to the reform of the Slovak educational system and to foster cooperation between schools and businesses, this committee currently includes more than 20 AmCham member companies. The Committee on Business-Academic Cooperation is one of the most active and productive committees of AmCham Slovakia.
The American Chamber of Commerce in the Slovak Republic would like to introduce its Sponsorship and Advertising Opportunities.
What directly follows is a brief, easy-to-read summary of the sponsorship, promotional and advertising opportunities for all events and publications of AmCham Slovakia. We suggest that you might use it when planning your fiscal budget.
This summary gives you a brief overview of AmCham’s sponsorship opportunities. A much more detailed outline of all sponsorship, promotional and advertising opportunities, including the valuable benefits for the sponsor, is in the complete Sponsorship and Advertising Opportunities document.
The Foreign Investors Survey (Survey) was conducted in March – June 2009. More than 100 companies representing foreign investors from 22 different countries responded to the survey which covered three main areas:
1. Competitive Workforce
2. Better Regulation
3. Adapting to Change
One of the major goals of the American Chamber of Commerce in Slovakia (AmCham) is to improve the business environment in Slovakia for everyone – be it local companies, foreign investors and large or small businesses. As a major initiative, AmCham Slovakia conducted a survey of SMEs’ needs in Slovakia. The main objective was to specify what the new Slovak government could – and should – provide to smaller companies to make the Slovak business environment more SME-friendly. The survey ran from August through November, 2010, in several stages. The online survey conducted from September 8 to November 5 was supplemented by in-depth interviews and a focus group with chosen representatives of SMEs.