International House Helsinki — one-stop service for international talent
Finland
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Lithuania · Vilnius · See the Lithuania profile
Vilnius pairs bold, insight-led talent campaigns (e.g. “Got fired by Meta or Twitter? Move to Vilnius”) with International House Vilnius, a one-stop relocation centre serving ~1,300 people a month.
Go Vilnius, the city's development agency (Lithuania), runs a talent-attraction strategy combining bold, message-tested marketing campaigns with relocation infrastructure, active since 2018.
To attract global tech talent to Vilnius and support their relocation and integration.
Insight-led campaigns target global tech talent, most famously the 2022 'Got fired by Meta or Twitter? Move to Vilnius' posters placed near tech company HQs in London during big-tech layoffs. International House Vilnius runs in parallel as a one-stop shop for professional relocation and integration.
The campaigns generated large earned-media reach, and International House Vilnius serves around 1,300 people each month.
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Finland
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Sweden
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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