Since 1954, the British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce has promoted trade between Sweden and the United Kingdom.
A membership gives you access to our events, and you become part of a far-reaching network with unique opportunities to promote your business.
PROMOTING TRADE
The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce, BSCC, is an independent, non-profit, membership organisation with around 150 members. Our mission is to strengthen economic, social and cultural links between the UK and Sweden by actively supporting the development of business through its network and through knowledge sharing.
CONNECTING PEOPLE
We organise events throughout the year with the aim of offering a platform for networking, corporate promotions and sharing of knowledge. We aim to enable referrals and professional relationship building within the Anglo-Swedish business community. As a member of the BSCC you are invited to a variety of networking events, social events and executive forum events discussing challenging business topics.
Behind the Scenes at Grand Hôtel
27 January
The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce are pleased to invite all members to ‘Behind the Scenes’ at Grand Hôtel Stockholm on 27 January 2020.
Financial Forecast with Christian Keller
14 February
The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce are pleased to invite all members to a Financial Forecast at Barclays Sweden on 14 February 2020.
Essentials when Down-Sizing
18 February
The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to a Seminar on the ‘Essentials when Down-Sizing’ at Verto Konsult on 18 February.
Boris Johnson and the Conservatives wins a decisive majority
The Conservatives, led by Boris Johnson won a resounding mandate to ‘get Brexit done’ in the British general election 2019. As Labour strongholds fell to the Conservatives Boris Johnson now holds a large majority in the parliament. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said that this was a mandate to take the UK out of the EU by next month “no ifs, no buts”.
Brexit uncertainty persists
The uncertainties around Brexit persist, after the parliament rejected Boris Johnson’s accelerated timeline for Brexit, he has now pushed for an early general election in December. In order to avoid chaos and an atmosphere of conflict between the EU27 and UK, the European Council agreed to extend the Brexit deadline until 31 January 2013.
2020 and Beyond: Business Priorities for the next UK government
The 53 accredited Chambers of Commerce across the UK and the BCC’s growing global network have outlined the key business priorities for the future UK government.
