Good News from Finland: Inspiring stories of remarkable people

Finnish startup ecosystem is easy to get involved in, says Anjana

Be a doer in Finland, not a talker, suggests Suvi from China

Turning research into business drives Kunal Garg

Svetlana never gave up and landed the job of her dreams

The Finnish startup ecosystem has impressed Hoang-Mai

The Finnish technology sector is in an exciting phase, says Talita

Windi Muziasari became an entrepreneur to help people

Networking is the key to finding a job in Finland, says Inga

“We should all be a bit more ambitious,” declares Ronny Eriksson

Hyunseok appreciates the good work-life balance in Finland

“We've captured the essence of the Finnish berries in our wine,” say Paola Guerrero de Cohen and David Cohen

Vibha has embraced Finnish work-life balance

Shalini’s connection with Finland continues to deepen

Erica found love, Moomins and weightlifting in Finland

Kelly from the US came here in search of adventure

“Music keeps you humble and grateful, because it’s a gift,” says Tarja Turunen

Finland’s vibrant startup ecosystem appeals to Parneet

Uchida from Japan likes the flexibility of working here

“I’m a pretty average Finnish guy,” says Seoul-based celebrity Petri Kalliola

Education brought Daniel to Finland, entrepreneurship made him stay

Blen believes programming skills can help solve societal problems

Life is wonderfully predictable in Finland for Priyam

“There’s still truth in the stereotype of Finns being silent,” says Max Ovaska

Evon applauds the entrepreneur ecosystem in Finland

Finland’s IT industry is inclusive, balanced and has low hierarchy, says Igor

Mark appreciates Finland’s startup sector

Aiman highly values the freedom Finland offers

Anna Fatima sees Finland as a good place to start a company

Moving to Finland was a jump into the unknown for Natalia

The Finnish startup ecosystem is focused on solving real problems, says Erdal

Trust is very important in Finland, says Slobodan

After a stint in Silicon Valley, Finland was the ideal place to live for Zak

“Eating disorders are common in sports, but their treatment is focused too much on how to eat,” says Nina Chydenius

Carmen found supportive communities for entrepreneurs in Finland

Ben is helping Finland position itself as Europe’s leading battery hub

Finland is a great place to work, says Grafton from the US

“Wild food isn’t just a privilege of rich people or fancy restaurants, it’s an everyman’s right”, Sami Tallberg states

“I am fascinated by the fact that disruption creates more than it destroys,” states Perttu Pölönen

Mariana applies service design to immigration questions

“Once you choose hope, anything is possible,” says Mia Kemppaala

“The meaning of sisu lives, grows and changes,” says Katja Pantzar

Working here is informal and relaxed, says Lais

André came to Finland for a dream job, stayed for values

Finland is a perfect working environment for Frenchman Erwan

Finnish and Australian work cultures are fairly similar, says Adam

Fabien runs a food kit delivery company in Helsinki

– “Immigration and globalisation have broadened the definition of Finnish literature,” says Mehdi Ghasemi

“I get bored very easily with things,” says Minna Parikka

“I consider the Finnish education system to be a very flexible one,” says Jouni Kangasniemi

Shiho finds working life here to be very open

Pete from the UK admires the work hard, play hard mentality

The people and nature here have made an impact on Katerina

Yoshi believes in keeping an open mind and staying curious

“My philosophy is learning by doing,” says dentist, author and entrepreneur Tarek Omran

“I believe and hope these exceptional times will boost combat against climate change,” says Jukka Leskelä

Starting a business are easy in Finland, says Iranthi

Finland is best for work, life and family, says Silvia

“Our styles are like the two sides of Finland,” say Chao-Hsien Kuo and Eero Hintsanen

Sadeem switched from pharmacy to become a marketing executive

Maree advises anyone moving to Finland to embrace the quirky and the unusual

For Saurabh, Tampere is a home away from home

“Without art and music, life would be soulless,” ponders Siamäk Naghian

Former reporter and news anchor Ivy appreciates independence and equality

Helsinki keeps its promises, says Suphi

“Sign language should be considered a minority language, not a disability,” says Signmark

“Watches are not jewellery,” says Finnish watchmaker Stepan Sarpaneva

“Music has been a great form of self-expression for Finns,” says Kaisa Rönkkö

MJ values the low hierarchy in working life

“There are many problems so complicated that classical computers will never be able to solve them,” says Jan Goetz

Ionela feels that Finland’s e-commerce industry is very exciting and rewarding

Minwoo appreciates the creativity of Finland’s mobile games industry

Minaë turned her passion for cooking into a collaborative platform for food entrepreneurs

Glenn thinks Finland is a great place to raise children

“I always aim for the stars but even if I get a cloud in the path, it’s OK,” says Chiara Costa

Do I Know You?

“I consider the Finnish education system to be a very flexible one,” says Jouni Kangasniemi

“Watches are not jewellery,” says Finnish watchmaker Stepan Sarpaneva

“I always aim for the stars but even if I get a cloud in the path, it’s OK,” says Chiara Costa

“My philosophy is learning by doing,” says dentist, author and entrepreneur Tarek Omran

“Music keeps you humble and grateful, because it’s a gift,” says Tarja Turunen

“I am fascinated by the fact that disruption creates more than it destroys,” states Perttu Pölönen

– “Immigration and globalisation have broadened the definition of Finnish literature,” says Mehdi Ghasemi

“We should all be a bit more ambitious,” declares Ronny Eriksson

“There are many problems so complicated that classical computers will never be able to solve them,” says Jan Goetz

“Without art and music, life would be soulless,” ponders Siamäk Naghian

“The meaning of sisu lives, grows and changes,” says Katja Pantzar

My Career: From Start to Finnish

Education brought Daniel to Finland, entrepreneurship made him stay

Be a doer in Finland, not a talker, suggests Suvi from China

Finland is a perfect working environment for Frenchman Erwan

Svetlana never gave up and landed the job of her dreams

MJ values the low hierarchy in working life

For Saurabh, Tampere is a home away from home

Uchida from Japan likes the flexibility of working here

Mark appreciates Finland’s startup sector

Life is wonderfully predictable in Finland for Priyam

Finland’s IT industry is inclusive, balanced and has low hierarchy, says Igor

Evon applauds the entrepreneur ecosystem in Finland

Pete from the UK admires the work hard, play hard mentality

Kelly from the US came here in search of adventure

Ben is helping Finland position itself as Europe’s leading battery hub

Former reporter and news anchor Ivy appreciates independence and equality

Finland is a great place to work, says Grafton from the US

Shiho finds working life here to be very open

Working here is informal and relaxed, says Lais

Ionela feels that Finland’s e-commerce industry is very exciting and rewarding

Yoshi believes in keeping an open mind and staying curious

Finland is best for work, life and family, says Silvia

Maree advises anyone moving to Finland to embrace the quirky and the unusual

Starting a business are easy in Finland, says Iranthi

Moving to Finland was a jump into the unknown for Natalia

Finland’s vibrant startup ecosystem appeals to Parneet

Hyunseok appreciates the good work-life balance in Finland

The people and nature here have made an impact on Katerina