Annual Christmas Drink

Her Majesty's Ambassador to Sweden, H.E. Ms. Judith Gough CMG, and the British Swedish Chamber of Commerce cordially invite all members to a Christmas Celebration at the British Ambassador's Residence on 25 November. During the evening, the BSCC Annual Award 2019 will be presented. Hosted by: British Embassy Stockholm

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Swedish EU Commissioner Cecilia Malmström gives a speech on the ‘Truths about Trade’

In a world of constant and instant communication it can be difficult to hold on to truths and facts. In her speech Cecilia Malmström highlights the many ways in which free trade can have a positive effect on the global economy and be a part of the solution to contemporary issues such as climate change and civil rights.  Outgoing Swedish Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström gave a speech on the 'Truths about ...

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After work: Cost out – a proven way to optimise costs and reap-off benefits

Many industries are facing the perfect storm of disruption in markets, operations, technologies and regulations. As a result, the early 2020s will see that the impact of new technology, shifting customer expectations and new market entrants means that prevailing business models and the companies competing in the market will look very different from today. These challenges require businesses to streamline performance management so they can move ahead with greater efficiency ...

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Breakfast Seminar with Nick Mannion

The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce invited members to a Breakfast Seminar on 21 October at NatWest Markets, with Nicholas Mannion, Head of Scandinavian Macro & Research at NatWest Markets. Nick provided an 'Outside in perspective' to the Scandinavian macro economic environment and also shared an overview of NatWest Market's current view on the global economic outlook. Date: 21 October 2019 Time: 07.30 - 09.00 Venue: NatWest Markets, Norrlandsgatan 15, Stockholm

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Breakfast Seminar with Kristen Bennie

The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite all our members to a Breakfast Seminar at NatWest Markets with Kristen Bennie, Head of Open Experience at RBS Group. Twenty linear steps may take you to the door, yet twenty exponential steps will take you to the moon. That principle applies when disruptive technologies converge and drive advances that alter our perceptions of what technology can do. At this BSCC Breakfast Seminar, Kristen ...

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BSCC Focus: AI and Responsibility with Viveka Bonde

AI and Responsibility As advances in AI occur at a high speed, many questions arise – not only of technical character but also economic, legal, ethical and societal issues arise, to mention a few. Because of this, as AI develops perhaps the most important need of AI advances is the need to think responsibility. The panelists; Neelima Misra (Centigo), Anna Berggren (Trygghetsrådet), Anna Hjalmarsson (Artificial Solutions) and Minanda Fritz (LightNet Foundation), identified ...

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Evening Seminar with Jon Wakefield

The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite all our members to an autumn after-work event with Jon Wakefield, Managing Director at Volvo Cars Sweden, at Volvo Studio. For over 90 years Volvo Cars has been a premium car maker. Volvo Cars is now setting a new direction with the ambition to position itself as a leading player in the automotive industry focusing on Volvo as a service provider. At this event Jon ...

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Breakfast Seminar with Andrew Mitchell

The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce invites you to an informative Breakfast Seminar with Andrew Mitchell, HM Trade Commissioner (HMTC) for Europe. After completing his time as British Ambassador to Sweden (2007-2011) Andrew returned to the UK to head up the Foreign & Commonwealth Offices (FCO) efforts at the London Olympics. He was then appointed as a director in a British-based creative and communications agency with international clients focusing on major ...

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Implications of Brexit

Following the EU referendum on 23 June 2016, the UK voted to leave the EU. The impact of UK leaving the EU is likely to have large potential economic impacts, both in the short and long run. The EU is UK’s largest trading partner and the British service sector is the largest sector in the UK, dominating London’s economy. The Brexit effect on the euro area, the British economy and ...

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