AmCham EU

Sponsoring the skills of success

7 Nov 2025

All committees

Digital Economy

Social Impact, Inclusion and Skills

3M is investing in vocational education and skills development across Europe, underscoring its commitment to building an inclusive, future-ready workforce. As the Main Skills Sponsor of EuroSkills 2025, held in Herning, Denmark, the company supported around 600 young apprentices and students from 33 countries as they showcased their talents across 38 skill areas, in everything from mechatronics to health and social care. By providing innovative products, solutions and technical expertise, 3M empowered participants to tackle complex challenges, while developing practical capabilities and connecting with leading companies and prestigious education and training institutions. Through its partnership with EuroSkills, the company is helping strengthen Europe’s skills ecosystem and equip the next generation with the tools needed to succeed in a rapidly evolving labour market. Learn how initiatives like 3M’s are shaping Europe’s workforce on Invested in Europe.

Implementing the EU-US Framework Agreement: priorities for adopting the Commission’s tariff reduction proposals

7 Nov 2025

All committees

Transatlantic

Implementation of the EU–US Framework Agreement is essential to bring greater stability to transatlantic trade and investment. With the Commission’s tariff reduction proposals now before the European Parliament and the Council of the EU, swift adoption is critical to help businesses plan ahead. The co-legislators should therefore: 1) stick to the agreed scope, 2) avoid unnecessary duplication and 3) focus on restoring predictability for businesses. Following these principles will ensure the EU and the US can continue building on the agreement while preventing a tit-for-tat that would hurt both sides.

Shaping effective investment screening frameworks with the CELIS Institute

29 Oct 2025

All committees

Tax

On Thursday, 24 October, Andrew Hill, Senior Policy Adviser, AmCham EU represented the organisation by speaking at the Conference on Foreign Investment Screening, hosted by the CELIS Institute.The discussion focused on the evolving landscape of investment screening in Europe and ways to ensure that the Foreign Investment Screening Regulation best supports Europe’s security. It also highlighted the importance of honing investment screening towards the most risky investments, while creating optimal pathways for cooperation between agencies. Panellists also highlighted the growing need for transatlantic cooperation, the drive toward transparent screening mechanisms and the development of investment screening as a practice, and the future of investment screening in view of economic security.