
Meet the New CCFS Finnish Team in Helsinki
Mai 19 @ 16:30 - 18:00 CEST
Welcome to Kick off the spring together with the new Helsinki team of the Chamber of Commerce!
Welcome to our spring afterwork on 19 May at Restaurant Badger & Co where you’ll have the chance to meet the Helsinki representatives and reconnect with both new and familiar faces from the Chamber of Commerce Finland–Switzerland.
Whether you’re interested in exploring opportunities between the two countries, expanding your network, or simply enjoying a relaxed drink after work, this casual event is for you.
The event is open to everyone: from those curious about what the Chamber of Commerce is, to long-standing members.
Location: Restaurant Badger & Co, Helsinki (Korkeavuorenkatu 25, 00130)
Date: 19 May 2026
Time: 16:30–18:00
Registration: Link here
Get to know the Finnish team:
Iina Lummepuro is a community and ecosystem builder, communicator, and sustainability professional with a passion for connecting people and ideas across fields. She has worked in several startup hubs in Helsinki, where she developed a strong interest in innovative, sustainable solutions. Iina is particularly interested in the similarities between Finland and Switzerland, such as their shared appreciation for nature, sustainability and innovation.
Cara Fried is a strategy and marketing professional with roots in Finland, Switzerland, and Germany. She has built her career across startup ecosystems in both Zurich and Helsinki and specializes in helping Nordic companies navigate the DACH market. Cara loves connecting people and ideas across borders, whether by bringing the right people together, organizing events, or crafting sharp communications.
Isa Stucki is an entrepreneurial-minded project manager and ecosystem builder focusing on food systems. Her Swiss roots come from her grandfather, whose family moved from Switzerland to Finland to make cheese, bringing with them Swiss expertise and passion for cheesemaking. Isa has still strong family ties to Switzerland and has always wanted to build bridges between Swiss and Finnish culture and businesses.
