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Growth Collective 10 years
In June 2015, a group of Finnish CEOs and owner-entrepreneurs met for the first time in the Growth Collective sparring team. That meeting was neither an education nor a seminar, but a new kind of confidential space where the pain points of growth, choices and ambition were shared. It started a movement that has affected hundreds of Finnish companies in ten years. Now is the time to celebrate this journey. And not just history, but the fact that we are moving again.
Jussi Aho: The essence of renewal must be clear, although the final direction will only become clear on the way
Jussi Aho is Fira's founding partner and a member of the Board of Directors. Fira Group split in 2022, after which Aho has served as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Flow Technologies. We asked Aho how radical renewal emerges, progresses and thrives.
Growth Collective Finland receives the Internationalisation award of the President of the Republic
The Growth Collective has been awarded the Internationalisation award of the President of the Republic of Finland on 18 November 2022. The award is an annual recognition of Finnish, internationally successful companies and the communities behind them. In addition to the Growth Collective, the companies Andritz Oy, Hartwall Oy Ab and Kempower Oy, whose parent company Kemppi Group Oy is also a member company of the Growth Collective, received the Internationalisation award of the President of the Republic in 2022.
Seppo Orsila, Modulight: “Finnish engineers have an advantage globally”
In recent years, Modulight has been receiving attention for its exceptionally high profits and promising growth prospects. Now, the company will invest 23 million euros on expanding its production facilities in Tampere, Hervanta. Seppo Orsila, CEO and entrepreneur of Modulight, says the keys to success have been a great idea, some luck and a lot of work.
Samu Hällfors, Framery: "Dedicated retailers as builders of international growth"
ramery is one of the most interesting internationally growing Finnish companies. Framery, a company that manufactures telephone booths in its own factory in Tampere, has grown rapidly from few million to a scaleup earning more than a hundred million euros. 90% of the company's turnover comes from its international market; Framery exports their products to more than 70 countries. What is the secret behind Framery’s rapid internationalisation?
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