Team Sweden UK: Unexpected Partnerships
02 June, 3:30 pmJoin industry disruptors, and cultural pioneers as they share insights into how cross-industry partnerships are reshaping the future.
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118th Annual General Meeting
09 June, 3:00 pmOn 9 June 2025, we welcome all SCC UK members to join the 118th Annual General Meeting.
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AccessUK 2025
10 June, 12:00 pmThe Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK, in collaboration with Kista Science City and the British Embassy Stockholm, proudly presents AccessUK - an exclusive programme designed to accelerate the expansion of Sweden’s leading transformative tech scaleups into the UK market.
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Embracing Personal Resilience in a Dynamic World
13 November, 6:00pm - 10:00pmIn an era where the only constant is change, resilience has emerged as a cornerstone for navigating the unpredictable tides of the business world. The ability to adapt, recover, and thrive amongst...
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Embracing Personal Resilience in a Dynamic World
13 November, 6:00pm - 10:00pmIn an era where the only constant is change, resilience has emerged as a cornerstone for navigating the unpredictable tides of the business world. The ability to adapt, recover, and thrive amongst...
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Five years, five voices: The Brexit effect on Swedish-British business
Five years after the UK’s departure from the EU, the impact of Brexit still reverberates through Swedish-British business. From supply chains to talent acquisition, companies have had to rethink strategies and adapt to new realities. We asked five SCC UK Members from various industries to share how Brexit has shaped their operations — what’s changed, what’s worked, and what the future holds for Sweden-UK business relations.
Heating homes, the Swedish way
When you think of Swedish innovation, what comes to mind? Perhaps sleek design, cutting-edge technology, and an unwavering commitment to sustainability. Enter SCC UK Member NIBE, a pioneering Swedish company that has been transforming climate solutions for over 70 years. From its humble beginnings in Markaryd, Sweden, NIBE has grown into one of Europe’s largest manufacturers of heat pumps, shaping the future of energy efficiency and sustainability. So, what truly sets NIBE apart? Let’s hear from Paul Smith, Managing Director at NIBE UK.
Brand Sweden is Dead, Long Live Brand Sweden
This guest column by Nick Baines rethinks what Brand Sweden means today, arguing that tired tropes no longer cut through and that it's time for Swedish organisations to show — not tell — how their values truly set them apart on the global stage.
A Swedish beauty legacy in the UK
For over five decades, SCC UK Member Oriflame has brought Swedish beauty innovation to the UK, earning its place as a trusted name in skincare and cosmetics. In celebration of their 55th UK anniversary, we spoke with Sofia Radomska, Managing Director of Oriflame Cosmetics UK & Ireland, about the company’s journey, its Swedish roots, and the vision that continues to drive its success in the market.
Why smart workplace design is the ultimate productivity hack
In modern office spaces, where creativity meets efficiency, design plays a crucial role. For SCC UK Patron Kinnarps, this principle has guided their journey from the very beginning. Founded by Evy and Jarl Andersson in the Swedish village of Kinnarp in 1942, the company has grown from a carpenter’s shop to a global powerhouse in 40 countries. Yet, their passion of improving workspaces remains the same as then, guided by Founder Jarl’s belief that ‘anything, however good, can always be improved a little.’
The steelmaking revolution you need to know about
As the world continues its fight against climate change, some industries are finding themselves at the front line of the battle. The steel industry, which accounts for 7-9% of global CO2 emissions, is one of them. For SSAB — global leader in advanced high-strength steel and SCC UK Patron — tackling this challenge is central to their strategy. With a uniquely Swedish approach that blends innovation and a collaborative mindset, SSAB is working to transform steelmaking whilst creating a more sustainable future for generations to come.
