Compared with the selected benchmark ("All roles in Helsinki, Finland"), this listing's salary midpoint is about 93% lower. The offer sits below the benchmark range (€2,096–€5,000). The listed pay band (€227–€265) is tighter than the benchmark, which suggests lower salary variability. This benchmark is based on 3365 comparable listings.

Monthly salary comparison for Director Investor Consulting
Market	Lower bound (25th percentile)	Median	Upper bound (75th percentile)
All roles in Helsinki, Finland	€2,096/per month	€2,949/per month	€5,000/per month

About the role

Director Investor Consulting leads GTAI Finland to strengthen Germany's position as a primary investment destination for the Nordics and Baltics. The role includes developing annual investment attraction strategies, analyzing economies, building networks with decision-makers, acquiring investors at events, managing CRM-based projects, and contributing to GTAI publications. The position is based in Helsinki for a three-year fixed-term contract, with reporting lines to GTAI and employment through the German-Chamber via AHK Finnland. Proficiency in English and Finnish is required; German is a plus. Travel willingness is essential.

Job Details

Responsibilities

Lead GTAI Finland’s Investor Consulting activities in Helsinki
Draft annual investor recruitment strategies for Nordic and Baltic markets with cross-functional teams
Analyze Nordic and Baltic economies and key sectors to identify companies with expansion potential to Germany
Organize investor engagement at events, promote Germany as an attractive investment destination
Build and strengthen a broad network in Nordic and Baltic regions with public/private sector actors for investments
Maintain relationships with economic, political, and corporate decision-makers, industry associations, and authorities in Germany, Nordics and Baltics
Plan, manage, and document investment projects in CRM
Organize and support investor recruitment events
Produce content and concepts for GTAI publications

Requirements

Upper university degree (e.g., business, economics, engineering or related field; MBA preferred)
Strong understanding of corporate structures and strategic decision-making
Experience with market and competitive analysis
Deep knowledge of Nordic and Baltic economies and key players
Good understanding of political/cultural context in Nordics/Baltics and relevance to Germany relations
High interest in Finnish corporate culture and cross-border relationships; established network with Finnish industrial companies is a plus
Experience in project management and social media usage for communications and business support
Excellent verbal and written communication with confidence in public speaking
Fluent in English and Finnish; German is a plus
Willingness to travel; strong intercultural skills
Proactive, analytical, independent work style; flexible thinking and solution orientation
Practical proficiency with AI tools and strong MS Office skills (Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Word)

Skills & Technologies

Project managementStrategic analysisCRM softwareSocial media for businessMS Office Suite (ExcelPowerPointOutlookWord)Fluent English and Finnish; German advantageousStrong networking and communication skillsIntercultural competenceAI tools familiarity