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In Person | View EventOn the last Thursday of September, members and friends of the Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish, Danish, and Icelandic Chambers of Commerce in the UK will gather for an evening of drinks and networking. This time, we are delighted to host the event at DNB Bank.
In Person | View EventRetail Forum 2026: Great things in store Retail doesn't stand still – and neither do we. Our annual Retail Forum brings together retailers, brands, and partners to explore what's next for the industry, and how to turn new and big ideas into real growth.
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 MembershipWhen people talk about Sweden's global reach, they tend to reach for the obvious cultural touchstones. But there is another faster-moving story that has been unfolding for three decades – one that has less to do with the brands of the past and more to do with the digital worlds we now spend hours inside every day. Sweden has become one of the most formidable forces in the global games industry, and the implications stretch well beyond entertainment.
For more than a century, The Swedish School in London has equipped pupils with the confidence and cultural knowledge to navigate two worlds fluently – combining the Swedish curriculum with being based in one of the greatest cities on Earth. Its academic track record opens doors to top universities in the UK, Sweden, and beyond. We sat down with new Head Anette Elving Ferm to discuss what makes the school so special, and the exciting future ahead.
Leaders are surrounded by information. News sites, local media, LinkedIn posts, corporate announcements – it is all out there. Yet when boards ask straightforward questions – who is entering our market, where is the next growth opportunity – the answers are often stitched together from guesswork and partial views. This is the gap Gustav Fridell, Founder and CEO of Distill, wants to close. Built from his experience as a management consultant and venture capital investor, Distill is designed to turn external signals into real decisions.
As we’ve reached the halfway point of 2026, we invited David Samuelson, Partner at Nordic Capital, to pause and take stock. In this Q&A, he shares the one shift in tech, AI, or customer behaviour they believe companies can’t afford to ignore – and the single practical step they recommend taking before the end of the year. It’s a quick, candid pulse–check on what’s changing now, and how to get ready for what’s coming next.
King is one of Sweden's great digital success stories – a place where creativity and technical skill come together. As the company behind Candy Crush Saga, it has turned that combination into a global business, building games that are as much technology as entertainment, and as carefully engineered as they are playful. When most people hear the word 'gamer', a particular image still tends to come to mind; teenagers, darkened rooms, headsets. It is an image that has proved stubbornly persistent – and, according to Todd Green, President of King, almost entirely wrong.
As we’ve reached the halfway point of 2026, we invited Mitesh Chotai, Head of West Europe Region at Nefab, to pause and take stock. In this Q&A, he shares the one shift in tech, AI, or customer behaviour they believe companies can’t afford to ignore – and the single practical step they recommend taking before the end of the year. It’s a quick, candid pulse–check on what’s changing now, and how to get ready for what’s coming next.