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In Person | View EventDuring London Life Sciences Week, we gather for a morning of insight and exchange on the evolving UK–Sweden life sciences corridor. Three years since the signing of the bilateral MoU, collaboration between our two ecosystems has deepened – spanning joint research, clinical innovation, and translational partnerships.
In Person | View EventJoin us on 19 November for Link Up Drinks event hosted by Hill Dickinson, a leading commercial law firm with deep sector knowledge and a solutions-focused approach.
In Person | View EventIn 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...
View EventIn 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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Founded by businesses for businesses, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK is the ultimate business platform connecting Swedish and British companies and entrepreneurs across the North Sea.
Browse MembershipFor many, the thrill of live sport is a treasured experience – one that deserves to be seamless, safe, and memorable. GO Sport Travel, a long-standing member of ours, has spent nearly a quarter of a century perfecting just that. We sat down with Per Gavelius, founder and Managing Director, to hear the story behind the company’s journey from its roots in Sweden to its current position as a trusted international operator.
In the world of international business and policy, some agreements quietly set the stage for transformation – often years before their full impact is felt. This October, Maria Nilsson, State Secretary to Minister for Upper Secondary School, Higher Education and Research Lotta Edholm, and Lord Vallance, UK Minister for Science, Innovation, Research and Nuclear signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for Cooperation in Research and Innovation, marking another step in a journey that began with the Strategic Partnership Agreement of 2023. For leaders in both countries, this MoU is not just a formal gesture – it is a signal of intent, and an invitation to shape the future together.
Just an hour from London lies Chilworth Manor Vineyard, a family-run estate blending English winemaking with Swedish traditions. With roots stretching back to the Domesday Book and a vision firmly set on sustainability and community, the vineyard has quickly established itself as part of the growing Surrey Hills wine region. We sat down with co-founder Mia Wrigley and Commercial Manager Max Pywell to hear how history, innovation, and a touch of Swedish glögg shape their journey.
London’s financial district is no stranger to change, but DNB’s recent acquisition of Carnegie is turning heads across the City. By bringing together two of the Nordics’ most influential banks, they combine decades of financial expertise under one roof to help their clients navigate today’s unpredictable world – and we are proud to welcome this union to the SCC UK Patronship.
Step into a room filled with music, laughter, and the unmistakable energy of people singing together, and you’ll see something remarkable: strangers becoming friends, teams growing closer, and barriers fading away. This spirit of connection is at the core of Moyagi, the exclusive karaoke bar founded by Jonathan Merlo Sjöö and Marcus Schuterman. We spoke with them about how Moyagi brings people together through music – and why, in an online world, it matters to occasionally disconnect.
As the world faces mounting environmental challenges, the role of business in driving sustainable change has never been more critical. From shifting mindsets around long-term impact to embracing transparency and innovation, leaders across industries are reimagining what it means to operate responsibly. In this Q&A, we hear from three voices where they share their perspectives on the most pressing changes needed in business sustainability, the trends shaping the future, and how their organisations are preparing to lead the way.