The Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the United Kingdom is the ultimate platform for entrepreneurs and businesses within the Swedish-British business community. Founded in 1906 – by business and for business – we have represented, inspired and promoted our members, extended commercial relations between our countries, and delivered first-class services and events for over a century.
Technology can be transformational. But how is tech tackling the fundamental challenges facing us within environmental and social impact? Join us at Tech Forum 2020 – a virtual and collaborative gathering – as we discuss the technologies of the future, and tech as an enabler for good. How can ideas and innovation behind ideal driven technology and conscious investments be used to drive change? Through keynotes, panels, pitching sessions from aspiring start-ups and interactive talk shows, and with a stellar line-up of speakers from both sides of the North Sea, we explore the technologies shaping the future and how the industry, academia and policy makers can solve the world’s problems together.
Join us and meet leading and successful Swedish and British entrepreneurs, large corporates on their own digitisation journeys, UK public bodies in transformation, and some of the many venture capital investors browsing the space in Europe’s financial capital.
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A while back we asked SCC members to fill out the Business Climate Survey 2020, conducted by Team Sweden in the United Kingdom - a partnership consisting of the Embassy of Sweden, Business Sweden and...
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Every six months, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the United Kingdom offers an internship to a number of young talents with an interest in the Swedish-British business community. Now, the Chamber...
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As most of us find ourselves sitting in solitude in front of our home computers, it is hard not to wax nostalgically about all the little things we miss from the old office. Like that person who would...
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Leading global hygiene and health company Essity has become a patron to support the Swedish-British business community. Essity's roots go all the way back to 1929 when hygiene and forest products com...
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Virtual, , London
Anders Rehnberg, Policy Advisor on Trade, SMEs and Brexit at the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, on the ongoing EU withdrawal negotiations, the new trading relationship, and opportunities for British and Swedish businesses.
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Virtual, , London
Society and businesses are approaching a new normal in the wake of the pandemic and the ensuing financial crisis. With it comes new consumers, new behaviours, new conditions for and new ways of doing business. What will it mean for us all, and how do we make sure to emerge stronger on the other side?
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TBC, , London
Stefan Ingves, Governor of Sveriges Riksbank and Chairman of the Executive Board, on the state of the economy in Sweden
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Founded in 1871, almost 150 years ago, Handelsbanken is one of Sweden’s largest banks. “Handelsbanken is the oldest listed company on the Stockholm Stock Exchange,” says Mikael Sørensen, CEO of SCC pa...
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Since the beginning of the pandemic outbreak, remote working has gradually become business as usual for many workforces. While some businesses have struggled with shifting to WFH mode, others have tra...
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Property company CEG has joined the SCC patronship to support the Swedish-British business community. CEG started its journey in 1989 as Commercial Estates Management and has now developed into the...
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Many Swedish businesses see an establishment in the UK as a natural step in their expansion plans, because of its thriving business community and for being considered as the gateway to the rest of the...
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In the June issue of The Link, we meet Isabell Aakervik, Partner and Marketing Director at Sitoo and Toke Lund, International E-commerce and Digital Strategy Director at Novicell, to discuss the impac...
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According to the National Federation of Self Employed & Small Businesses, SMEs accounted for 99.99% of the UK business population in 2019. “Banks, finance providers and investors are the life-supp...
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