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Welcome by Carl-Henric SvanbergERT Chairman

The European Round Table of Industrialists (ERT) is a forum bringing together around 55 Chief Executives and Chairmen of major multinational companies of European parentage covering a wide range of industrial and technological sectors.

ERT strives for a strong, open and competitive Europe, with the EU, including its Single Market, as a driver for inclusive growth and sustainable prosperity.

Companies of ERT Members are widely situated across Europe, with combined revenues exceeding €2,250 billion, sustaining around 6.8 million jobs in the region. They invest more than €50 billion annually in R&D, largely in Europe.

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Position Paper

Strengthening Europe's place in the world

Europe needs to take urgent action to deal with the challenges of the 21 st century, including tackling climate change and preparing citizens for massive technological developments. ERT's paper, Strengthening Europe’s Place in the World, points to the peace and prosperity that European integration...

Why Europe Matters

Press Release

Business leaders from U.S., Europe and Japan express support for revitalized multilateral trade system

Washington, Brussels, Tokyo - In a joint statement , the U.S.-based Business Roundtable (BRT), the European Round Table of Industrialists (ERT) and KEIDANREN (Japan Business Federation) shared their support for the trilateral efforts of the trade ministers of the U.S., the EU and Japan to modernize...

Trade and Investment

Publication

European companies increase number of women in leadership roles and continue action

Check the targets and figures from 36 European companies

The 2019 edition of ERT's report on " Voluntary targets for women in leadership positions " contains figures from 36 leading industrial companies of European origin.

Skills and Employment

Press Release

Nobel laureates and business leaders unite to urge for investment in EU research and innovation

Call for a minimum investment of €120 billion in Horizon Europe to maintain momentum

More than 20 Nobel Prize laureates and other international award winners have joined with over 40 leaders of Europe’s largest companies to urge political leaders across the EU to support an ambitious European research and innovation programme in the forthcoming EU budget cycle.

Competitiveness

Welcome by Carl-Henric SvanbergERT Chairman

European businesses pledge action to deal with today's urgent challenges

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Strengthening Europe's place in the world

Business leaders from U.S., Europe and Japan express support for revitalized multilateral trade system

European companies increase number of women in leadership roles and continue action

Check the targets and figures from 36 European companies

Nobel laureates and business leaders unite to urge for investment in EU research and innovation

Call for a minimum investment of €120 billion in Horizon Europe to maintain momentum

#EmbraceDifference

Industry Changemakers

Examples on European industry’s value to society

European Competitiveness and Industry 2017

Benchmarking: stats and figures

Strengthening Europe’s Place in the World

Why Europe matters - The Booklet

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