Santtu von Bruun. Head of competitiveness and international relations. Helsingin kaupunki Kaupunginkanslia



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Santtu von Bruun Head of competitiveness and international relations 16.2.2015

Tähän Helsingin sijainti Total area: 216 km 2 (land) + 503 km 2 (sea) 16.2.2015 Population: 612,664, Helsinki region: 1,500,000 Helsinki region: 40% of total GDP

Helsinki in rankings Helsinki is placed second overall in the Top 25 European cities fdi s European City of the Future 2014/15 rankings. Top destination for foreign investment: 19th globally, 8th in Europe (IBM-PLI 2013) 17th in global congress destination ranking (ICCA 2013) 3rd best quality of life in the world (Monocle 2013) Most competitive country in Europe (Europe 2020 Competitiveness Report 2014) NewCo Factory best start-up service provider in Finland (Nordic Startup Awards, 2014) 2nd best in human capital (World economic forum 2013) World Design Capital 2012 and Unesco City of Design 2014

Helsinki s International Strategy 2008-20?? 1. A multicultural metropolis: Tolerant, safe, attractive, multicultural city. Immigrants skills are a key success factor. 2. A Baltic Sea logistics center: Mobility of goods, people and innovations in the Baltic Sea region 3. A European center of expertise: Quality education and research. Major center for digital and knowledge-intensive business in Europe 4. A world-class business and innovation center:

New economic development department 1.1.2014 Mayor s Office Economic development Competitiveness and international affairs Marketing and branding Employment and immigration services Enterprise Helsinki

Accelerate Helsinki Innovation ecosystem Growth of strategic industries New start-ups and growth enterprises Interesting Helsinki Operating environment Employment and talent attraction Investments

Being international intertwines with everything we do Economic development Networks Brand and marketing Promoting interests International relations City to city relations Projects Benchmark and learning

Core international affairs Greater Helsinki Promotion (Invest-In) 29 divisions Helsinki EU Office (Brussels) Mayor s office Forum Virium Helsinki (Smart City Project office) 120 companies 6 regional organizations Helsinki Center in St.Petersburg Helsinki Marketing

Greater Helsinki Promotion Focus: Foreign R&D activities, high added value enterprises and corporate VC and start-ups/talent Business knowledge Contacts Business planning Landing services Selling points: Knowledge capital, high quality innovation system, stable environment, ease of doing business, location Helsinki region: Europes biggest growth in FDI in 2014

Co-operation with regional and national actors

From closed innovation to open innovation based economic development R&D Strategic cooperation with universities Enterprise services ecosystem Life science Smart ja clean ICT + mobile tech New innovation tools Invest-in & VC City as innovation platform and test bed Start-up and innovation platforms Marine ICT / smart marine Design

SLUSH is Europe s biggest start-up and venture capital event 2015: 2 days, 14.000 attendees, over 3500 companies, over 750 investors

Benchmarking and co-operation priorities with top cities in the world 1. Smart city, cleantech, design, life sciences 2. Innovation ecosystem 3. Start-up ecosystems 4. Co-operation with enterprises 5. Talent retention 6. Branding and marketing 7. Supporting export

What and where Selected networks.. 2 gorwing in importance Eurocities (leading WG Innovation and WG immigration) International connectivity, especially NSBC Cities Tallinn: Twin city cooperation, logistics, movement of labour Nordic Capitals: Joint lobbying, mutual learning, project cooperation, Clean Baltic Sea Europe: Project co-operation, best practice exchange Russia (St. Petersburg): Economic relationships (invest-in/export out), China (Beijing): Opening up the market to businesses, Universitycity cooperation

Maybe More focus on supporting export and internationalization of enterprises? Focus on opening new market areas - South America, Africa, SE Asia? Focus on do good branding?

Thank you!