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Marlena Mayer BA

Strategie & Kommunikation, Pressesprecherin, Industriellenvereinigung

+43 1 71135 2315

+436648412915

marlena.mayer@iv.at

Marlena Mayer BA

Strategie & Kommunikation, Pressesprecherin, Industriellenvereinigung

+43 1 71135 2315

+436648412915

marlena.mayer@iv.at

Here you will find the IV press contact. A printable IV logo is available on request from mediacenter@iv.at.

latest iv-news

Energy study: European industry at risk of losing international competitiveness

Analysis of different scenarios for the European energy market up to 2050 paints a dramatic picture for the European location - rapid countermeasures urgently needed

Industry welcomes business location incentives for a competitive Europe

Location is under pressure - putting competitiveness back at the top of the agenda

BusinessEurope Council of Presidents: Expectations of the Hungarian EU Council Presidency

Leading European employers' associations define fields of action to strengthen competitiveness, strategic autonomy and further develop the Green Deal

Industry on the EU elections 2024 - Impulses for a competitive Europe

Industry proposes forward-looking measures for a competitive EU - Strengthening the single market - Innovations in security policy & labor market reforms

Federation of Austrian Industries launches "IVote" campaign for the 2024 EU elections

IV relies on personalization and authenticity to mobilize voters for the EU elections

Supply Chain Act: Decision is irresponsible and fuels deindustrialization

Unfulfillable regulations for export-oriented European SMEs - another bureaucratic monster beyond any operational reality

Industry on 30 years of the EU single market: Necessary recalibration of a successful mode

Austria benefits massively from the EU internal market - adaptation and further deepening are the order of the day - needs relief from overregulation

Industry: Rethinking Europe as an industrial location

European industry pushes for an "Industrial Deal" to strengthen the location - reduce regulatory burdens, invest in innovation and strengthen global partnerships

Supply Chain Act not sustainable in its current form

Regulations in their current form will become a bureaucracy monster - Germany's abstention from the Supply Chain Act is an important signal

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