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Aimée Williams ☘
Vice President, Enterprise Technology Division, IDA Ireland - supporting global technology companies with international operations
Aimée Williams is the Vice President of the Enterprise Technology Division at IDA Ireland.12 Based at IDA's global headquarters in Dublin, she is responsible for supporting global technology companies with international operations.4 IDA Ireland is the agency responsible for attracting and retaining foreign direct investment (FDI) into Ireland.3
In her role, Williams plays a key part in Ireland's efforts to become a hub for sports technology and innovation. She emphasizes Ireland's strong position in managing data, content, and systems crucial for the sports tech industry.1 Williams highlights Ireland's advantages, including its talent pool, strong clusters, ecosystems, and the country's understanding of sports.1
Her work involves promoting Ireland as an ideal location for various sectors within sports technology, including pure-play sports tech companies, data companies, broadcasters, content producers, wearable makers, esports developers, and sports properties.1 Williams is actively involved in initiatives to make Ireland a center for world-leading sports tech and sports innovation.1
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Want to know why 1,800 global companies have chosen to locate operations in #Ireland, and in particular hear about US-based governance software business Diligent scaling journey in #Galway
Check out "Ireland Delivers" in The Economist 👇
Ireland delivers (economist.com) #WhyIreland IDA Ireland
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of attending the American Chamber of Commerce's annual 4th of July lunch with Paul Kelleher of Qualcomm and joined by Paul Ryan.
It was encouraging to hear An Taoiseach Simon Harris speak with passion about the government's commitment to investing in education, lifelong learning, and upskilling.
The Taoiseach also spoke about positioning Ireland as a leader in renewable energy, stating that it could be our 'gold' and provide businesses with a platform for further growth and development.
Furthermore, the Taoiseach emphasised that our people are our greatest strength and that the government is committed to ensuring that Ireland remains a strong, stable, and innovative place to do business.
Well done and thank you to all at Team American Chamber of Commerce Ireland for another great event Miriam O'Keeffe Paul Sweetman Elaine Murphy Colm O'Callaghan Andrew Walsh
#lifelonglearning #renewableenergy #talent #whyireland Mary Buckley Michael Lohan
