Report on Brexit with Peter Ruskin, Acting Ambassador, at the British Embassy in Sweden Three years after the United Kingdom European Union membership referendum, also known as Brexit referendum, was held, the UK is preparing for October 31st, and departing the EU. New British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is determined to lead the country out of the union by deadline day, with or without agreeing upon an exit deal. This was ...
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The Government's Get Ready for Brexit website is now live. On the webpage you can find all the information on what you need to know to prepare for Brexit. Follow the link below to visit the webpage: > Get Ready For Brexit The UK is leaving the EU and to find out more about how you need to prepare for Brexit the British Government has now published a website with information for ...
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The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite all members to a Breakfast Seminar with Mattias Hedwall, Head of Global International Commercial & Trade Group, at Baker McKenzie. Mattias heads Baker McKenzie’s Global International Commercial & Trade Group and supervises the International Commercial & Trade Group in Stockholm. He joined Baker McKenzie in 1996 and has more than two decades of legal experience. At this BSCC Breakfast Seminar, Mattias ...
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Sir Alan Parker on Business in the age of Connectivity “It’s enormously valuable to get people together, in particular business leaders, to share ideas and discuss pressing issues.” – Sir Alan Parker Sir Alan Parker, Founder and Chairman of BSCC Patron Brunswick Group shared his ideas about what connectivity and the evolving digitisation mean for business at the first event with the BSCC this autumn. The speed and connectivity of digital platforms ...
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The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite all our members to an Evening Seminar with Magnus Hall, President and CEO of Vattenfall. Vattenfall is a leading European energy company, committed to driving the transition to a more sustainable energy system through growth in renewable production and climate smart energy solutions. At this BSCC Evening Seminar, Magnus Hall will speak about 'Vattenfall in an electrified world'. Date: 23 September 2019 Time: ...
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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 Wakefield will speak about the past and the future of the automotive industry, Volvo Cars development into becoming a service provider with a clear focus on the ...
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Trading in a time of uncertainty 17 October 2019, Hilton Bankside, London The British Chambers of Commerce sits at the heart of a unique network of Chamers of Commerce and businesses across the UK. The BCC help businesses to connect, succeed and grow both nationally and internationally. The Annual International Trade Summit is designed to give businesses, whatever stage of the export journey they are at, help to take their business to ...
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The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite all our members to a seminar about Artificial Intelligence and How to Create Responsible Business Decisions. AI is rapidly changing our lives more and at a faster rate than we might think. Today AI is making decisions for us and is hidden behind the surfaces of many interfaces in our daily lives. How does these decisions impact us and how do we impact the AI to make ...
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https://www.facebook.com/Britishembassystockholm/videos/355498348716336/ Brexit Update August 2019 from Peter Ruskin, Acting Ambassador at the British Embassy in Stockholm "The new British government, led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, is committed to the UK leaving the EU on 31st October, with or without a deal. We would prefer to leave with a deal and we will work hard to get a better deal. If it’s not possible to reach a deal we will have to leave ...
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The fear of a no-deal Brexit has risen since Boris Johnson has entered 10 Downing Street. His conservative party holds only a slim working majority in Parliament. But he has nonetheless promised to carry out Britain’s exit from the European Union by the 31. A challenge that Britain’s previous PM Theresa May admits ‘underestimating’. The OBR has warned that a no-deal Brexit would plunge Britain into a recession. Boris Johnson has ...
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