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- SIIS | SweCham
< Back SIIS Calling You can get more out of your site elements by making them dynamic. To connect this element to content from your collection, select the element and click Connect to Data. Once connected, you can save time by updating your content straight from your collection—no need to open the Editor, or mess with your design. Add any type of content to your collection, such as rich text, images, videos and more, or upload a CSV file. You can also collect and store information from your site visitors using input elements like custom forms and fields. Collaborate on your content across teams by assigning permissions setting custom permissions for every collection. Be sure to click Sync after making changes in a collection, so visitors can see your newest content on your live site. Preview your site to check that all your elements are displaying content from the right collection fields. Ready to publish? Simply click Publish in the top right of the Editor and your changes will appear live. Previous Next
- SweCham Team Fika
Last Friday (Friyay), our SweCham team had a fantastic fika before the weekend! < Back SweCham Team Fika 22 Feb 2023 It was the perfect way to wind down after a busy week and connect with our colleagues. We gathered around the coffee table and indulged in a delicious Swedish treat, the classic ‘Prinsesstårta’. This cake is a masterpiece of sponge cake layers, vanilla custard, raspberry jam, and whipped cream, all covered in a layer of bright green marzipan. It was not only a feast for the taste buds but also for the eyes. Lastly, it was a fun and sweet way to connect with our team and kick off the weekend!!! Swedes love their Fika and it is an integral part of the Swedish culture, especially in the workplace as it gives everyone a break from a busy workday and a chance to chat about non-work-related topics. Swedes have Fika with friends and family as well, in Swedish culture there is always time for a Fika!! Previous Next
- A New Partnership for Wellness: We were thrilled to welcome the Soul Resort at our office!
Today, SweCham had the pleasure of welcoming Khun Pattadon, the Executive Director of the Soul Resort, and Khun Sucheewa, the Vice Chairman of Saraburee Chamber of Commerce, to our office. < Back A New Partnership for Wellness: We were thrilled to welcome the Soul Resort at our office! 3 Dec 2024 Today, SweCham had the pleasure of welcoming Khun Pattadon, the Executive Director of the Soul Resort, and Khun Sucheewa, the Vice Chairman of Saraburee Chamber of Commerce, to our office. Our discussion delved into the increasing importance of wellness and well-being in today's fast-paced world. We were delighted to discover shared values and a common vision for a better future. Both SweCham and The Soul Resort prioritise human well-being and sustainable development. By sharing insights and experiences, we strengthened our understanding of the challenges and opportunities in our respective fields. We were particularly interested in The Soul Resort's unique approach to mindfulness and relaxation. By combining luxurious accommodations with transformative experiences, they offer a truly holistic retreat. We believe that such initiatives align perfectly with SweCham's commitment to fostering a thriving and balanced community. We look forward to exploring potential collaborations that will benefit our members and contribute to a healthier and happier society. We also want to express our sincere gratitude to The Soul Resort for their generous support in providing a raffle prize for our event. Previous Next
- Swedish National Day and Midsummer Luncheon celebration, Saturday 7 June 2025
< Back Swedish National Day and Midsummer Luncheon celebration, Saturday 7 June 2025 A Heartwarming Recap: Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration 2025 On June 7 , SweCham held its annual National Day and Midsummer celebrations at the Westin Grande Sukhumvit Bangkok, in collaboration with the Sweden Alumni Network Thailand (SANT), the Swedish Women's Educational Association (SWEA) Bangkok , and the Thai-Nordic Association (TNA) . More than 80 guests came together to celebrate Swedish traditions and engage with the Thai-Swedish community. The day was filled with traditional midsummer flower wreath making, a fishpond game for the children, and—as tradition calls for—dancing around the maypole, accompanied by Swedish songs beautifully performed by Lina and Calle. It was much appreciated by all! We are especially grateful to everyone who participated and to our generous in-kind sponsors. Montage Andaman Gourmet Salts, delighted guests with a selection of gourmet salts. The Three by TPV brought pieces from their latest fashion collection. Urban Flowers that created beautiful wreaths worn by the SweCham staff. One of the main features of the Midsummer Lunch was the popular raffle. This year’s event included exclusive awards and valuable prizes, thanks to the support of our Raffle Prize Sponsors : Aleenta Phuket , Amrapur tailors, Bartels, Chatrium Grand Bangkok , FOREO , Gorigurt , Myth spa , Rosewood Bangkok , The Legend Chiang Rai , The Landmark Bangkok , The Three by TPV, Char , and The O.S.S Bar. A huge congratulations to all the lucky winners! Our sincere thanks go to The Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel for their warm hospitality, excellent traditional food, impeccable service, hospitality and the generous raffle prize of a two-night Deluxe Suite weekend stay, including Westin Club benefits fortwo guests. Relive the highlights in our photobook, capturing the joyful moments from the event—available here: Explore our photo book here! Follow us on social media platforms! Previous Next
- Hitachi Energy to Appoint Andreas Schierenbeck as new CEO, Claudio Facchin to step down
Hitachi Energy has announced that Andreas Schierenbeck will become the new CEO on 1 July 2024, succeeding Claudio Facchin, who is stepping down at the end of June 2024. < Back Hitachi Energy to Appoint Andreas Schierenbeck as new CEO, Claudio Facchin to step down 11 Mar 2024 Hitachi Energy has announced that Andreas Schierenbeck will become the new CEO on 1 July 2024, succeeding Claudio Facchin, who is stepping down at the end of June 2024. Schierenbeck, who previously held leadership roles at HH2E, Uniper, Thyssenkrupp Elevator, and Siemens, brings extensive experience in driving transformation and decarbonization strategies. This leadership change is part of a planned transition, with Hitachi Energy looking to continue its growth and innovation in the energy sector under Schierenbeck's leadership... Read the full article here: https://www.hitachienergy.com/news/press-releases/2024/03/hitachi-energy-to-appoint-andreas-schierenbeck-as-new-chief-executive-officer-claudio-facchin-to-step-down-on-june-30-2024 Previous Next
- A Meaningful Exchange with Swedish Universities
Big thanks to Prof. Roy Andersson, Associate Dean of International Affairs at Jönköping University and Professor of Quality Management at University West, Prof. Kent Salomonsson, Head of Research Virtual Manufacturing at The University of Skövde, alongside staff members from University West and University of Skövde, for visiting SweCham on 14 November 2023. < Back A Meaningful Exchange with Swedish Universities 16 Nov 2023 Big thanks to Prof. Roy Andersson, Associate Dean of International Affairs at Jönköping University and Professor of Quality Management at University West, Prof. Kent Salomonsson, Head of Research Virtual Manufacturing at The University of Skövde, alongside staff members from University West and University of Skövde, for visiting SweCham on 14 November 2023. This opportunity allowed us to reconnect with Prof. Roy and Prof. Kent and engage in insightful discussions with Maria Mcdonald, International Manager Coordinator, and Hanna Aknouche-Martinsson, Associate Dean of Education from University West, and Sirpa Rosendahl, Professor from the University of Skövde. Additionally, the meeting provided us a chance to share insights about SweCham's aims, activities, and ongoing projects, as well as delve into the missions and challenges that universities are tackling in today's dynamic world. Their commitment to educational excellence is truly inspiring. Your visit is greatly appreciated. To overcome challenges and create a brighter future for all, SweCham looks forward to continuing to strengthen the ties between Thailand and Sweden, particularly through strengthening the link between the industry and the academia. Previous Next
- Please Join Us in Welcoming our Newest Start-up Member to SweCham Community, Glhip!
Glhip is a hospitality solutions provider connecting hotels, resorts, and management companies with innovative tools to enhance operations and guest experiences. < Back Please Join Us in Welcoming our Newest Start-up Member to SweCham Community, Glhip! 3 May 2025 Glhip is a hospitality solutions provider connecting hotels, resorts, and management companies with innovative tools to enhance operations and guest experiences. Their services include solution sourcing, operational training, technology audits, and tailored sales strategies for SaaS vendors. Glhip will soon open "The Hotel Lab" in Bangkok—Asia’s first dedicated hospitality innovation showroom—offering hands-on access to approved technologies for hotel executives. Glhip enables education, collaboration, and real-world product demonstrations. By bridging the gap between vendors and hospitality brands, Glhip empowers smarter purchasing and seamless technology integration across the industry. A very warm welcome to Khun Andres Borbon (Founder & CEO) the representative of Glhip. SweCham is thrilled to collaborate with GLHIP, recognizing their potential to bring cutting-edge innovation and valuable insights to our network of members within the hospitality sector and beyond. To learn more, please visit their website: https://www.glhip.com/ Glhip in motion (Swedish) Glhip in motion (English) Interested in joining the Thai-Swedish business community and connecting to the SweCham network? Please contact us at [email protected] Previous Next
- SweCham Team Started This Year’s Member Visit at ABB Thailand
This week, the SweCham team visited our Member, ABB Thailand, at their new Head Office located at the Q. House Lumpini Building. < Back SweCham Team Started This Year’s Member Visit at ABB Thailand 9 Feb 2024 This week, the SweCham team visited our Member, ABB Thailand, at their new Head Office located at the Q. House Lumpini Building. We were warmly welcomed by Khun Palin Pornprasertsuk (Country Commercial Leader Thailand), Khun Tenzing Bomratsang (Country Holding Officer), Khun Nirundorn Chaovanapricha (Business Development Manager), and Khun Weerachai Uthaiphetra (Legal Counsel), who also provided us with a tour of their impressive new facilities. The visit offered us a valuable opportunity to gain deeper insights into ABB Thailand's four key business areas: Electrification, Motion, Process Automation, as well as Robotics and Discrete Automation. We were particularly impressed to learn about their involvement in supplying advanced solutions to diverse sectors across Thailand, including transportation, power plants, commercial buildings, utilities, and many more sectors. Furthermore, we shared information about SweCham’s activities and projects, such as our advocacy work, events, members’ initiatives, etc. The discussions also explored potential avenues for future collaboration between our organisations. The SweCham team looks forward to developing new opportunities and partnerships with ABB Thailand in the future! To discover more about ABB Thailand, please visit https://new.abb.com/th/about Previous Next
- The Lancaster Bangkok Member Visit
Big thanks to the Lancaster Bangkok for your warm welcome on the SweCham Member visit! < Back The Lancaster Bangkok Member Visit 14 Feb 2023 Khun Martin Hurley, General Manager at the Lancaster Bangkok Hotel, gave our Executive Director, Dr Pojanath, a warm welcome and hospitality on the member visit. Thank you so much for the lunch treat. We really enjoyed the delicious meal and catching up with you! At the Lancaster Bar, we enjoyed our meeting and conversation in a perfect atmosphere. On top of that, we were generously invited for lunch to try some menus served at the bar. We very much enjoyed the delicious Seared Sea Bass with Ratatouille and Caesar Salad and ended our meal with a delightful cheesecake and some coffee. Apart from the excellent meal, we talked about some of our upcoming events and shared some ideas for both of our upcoming events and collaborations. SweCham is looking forward to continued close collaborations with Lancaster Bangkok Hotel this year. Lancaster Bangkok offers an authentic Thai experience with impeccable hospitality. Guests can relax in one of the spacious deluxe rooms, apartments or suites with enchanting city views. Located in the blossoming Makkasan district and with easy access to the Airport Rail Link and underground station, Lancaster Bangkok is perfectly situated for business or leisure stays. To learn more about Lancaster Bangkok, please visit lancasterbangkok.com Previous Next
- NIST International School Opens Three New Facilities, Strengthening Academic Excellence and Wellbeing in the Heart of Bangkok
NIST International School has completed three major facilities: the Innovation Building, Pavilion Building, and Elementary Buildings, marking a significant expansion of its city‑centre campus < Back NIST International School Opens Three New Facilities, Strengthening Academic Excellence and Wellbeing in the Heart of Bangkok 23 Jan 2026 Bangkok, Thailand — [23 January 2026] — NIST International School has completed three major facilities: the Innovation Building, Pavilion Building, and Elementary Buildings, marking a significant expansion of its city‑centre campus and reinforcing its not‑for‑profit commitment to holistic education. The Elementary complex features a two‑storey library, science laboratories, a purpose‑built gymnasium with a climbing wall, makerspaces, and a learning kitchen designed to foster exploration, collaboration and connection. The Innovation Building serves as a hub for collaboration and design thinking, while the Pavilion Building, opened in February 2025, brings learning and community together through its lecture hall, lounge and community spaces. “Today, since our inception over 33 years ago, NIST has built a strong sense of community, closely aligned with our mission to inspire growth, empower excellence, and enrich lives, driven by a relentless commitment to be a preeminent school in the region, and perhaps the world,” said Mr. Prab Thakral, Executive School Board Chair & Foundation Board Vice Chair. On 22 January 2026, the school hosted “ Building NIST Together: Honouring Our Legacy and Shaping Our Future” , bringing donors, alumni and esteemed community members onto campus to see how a vision that began in 1992 continues to evolve. The expansion coincides with continued academic success. In 2025, NIST students achieved an average IB Diploma score of 37, with a 100 per cent pass rate. These outcomes reflect a culture in which students flourish academically, socially, and emotionally, underpinned by creativity and a commitment to service. “Where we gather today is deeply symbolic. This oval, set at the centre of our school, has been the heart of this campus from its earliest days. Behind us, beneath us, the trees hold the ground of our past, rooted in heritage and anchored in the values that began our story. Ahead of us, above us, stands what comes next: spaces that will carry learning, belonging, and possibility for the next twenty years. Today, we celebrate more than buildings. We celebrate the collective courage to imagine, the discipline to build, and the unwavering commitment of our staff and faculty to breathe spirit into glass and concrete, transforming space into a school,” shared Dr. James Dalziel, Head of School. For families considering a city‑centre education, NIST offers a distinctive not‑for‑profit model that combines strong IB outcomes with offers from the world’s top universities, modern facilities and a community ethos focused on student growth. The school’s mission, Inspire growth, empower excellence, enrich lives, continues to guide each new initiative. Previous Next
- Camfil (Thailand) Took Part in the ‘IRPC Clean Power’ Project
Camfil (Thailand) took part in the ‘IRPC Clean Power’ project, a volunteering project that aims to restore the forest and conserve aquatic animals. < Back Camfil (Thailand) Took Part in the ‘IRPC Clean Power’ Project 29 May 2023 On 19 May, Camfil (Thailand) took part in the ‘IRPC Clean Power’ project, a volunteering project that aims to restore the forest and conserve aquatic animals. On this occasion, Camfil (Thailand) released aquatic animals, such as sea bass, and planted mangrove forests at the Mangrove Forest Learning Centre, Phra Chedi Klang Nam, in Rayong. With this opportunity, the company is thankful that they had a chance to participate in the reforestation and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities, which the company has been focused on. In addition, Camfil (Thailand) is looking forward to joining activities like this again in the future. Photo credit: Camfil Thailand Facebook Page Source: https://www.facebook.com/camfil.thailand/posts/pfbid0iNq4s6rw3E6aHkSSuxgeuNcHXkAUpqmCy5U3xN4DnpCFVYwBf3oaZ35CC2Rvo4Zzl Previous Next
- Ericsson—Shaping the Future of Connectivity in Thailand.
As Thailand stands at the cusp of a digital revolution, the potential of 5G technology to reshape industries, bolster the economy, and elevate society as a whole has never been more evident. With a rich 118-year legacy in the country, Ericsson Thailand is proud to be leading this wave of transformation. < Back Ericsson—Shaping the Future of Connectivity in Thailand. 16 Dec 2024 As Thailand stands at the cusp of a digital revolution, the potential of 5G technology to reshape industries, bolster the economy, and elevate society as a whole has never been more evident. With a rich 118-year legacy in the country, Ericsson Thailand is proud to be leading this wave of transformation. Through our world-class expertise in 5G, we are playing a pivotal role in driving digitalization and empowering Thailand to unlock the full potential of its digital economy. Our ambition is clear: to accelerate Thailand’s digital transformation and position it as a leading digital hub in Southeast Asia. In today’s world, 5G technology is much more than just an upgrade from previous generations of wireless technology. It is the foundation upon which future innovations will be built. Offering lightning-fast speeds, ultra-low latency, and unparalleled reliability, 5G has the power to transform industries, revolutionize business models, and enhance the daily lives of millions. Ericsson’s 5G solutions are programmable, secured, reliable, efficient, and sustainable, making us the trusted partner for mobile operators and enterprises globally. “We are at the forefront of this transformation, with over 166 5G networks across 69 countries—making us a global leader in driving 5G adoption. Our commitment to intent-based network automation ensures that Ericsson’s 5G technology offers exceptional performance, security, and sustainability. This is why mobile operators worldwide trust us to deliver cutting-edge, reliable, and efficient 5G solutions. And in Thailand, we’re just getting started,” said Anders Rian, Head of Ericsson Thailand. Transforming Enterprises: Powering Thailand’s Industry 4.0 As Thailand gears up for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0), the importance of advanced digital infrastructure cannot be overstated. Industries are increasingly turning to digital solutions to optimize operations, reduce costs, and increase productivity. Ericsson’s 5G technology is the cornerstone of this transformation. By providing ultra-reliable, low-latency communication, 5G enables real-time automation and smart manufacturing, allowing enterprises to modernize their operations with precision and speed. Thailand’s manufacturing sector, a key driver of the economy, is poised for a digital revolution. Smart factories, powered by IoT (Internet of Things) and AI (Artificial Intelligence), will redefine how manufacturers operate. Automated systems, enhanced by real-time data analytics, will improve everything from logistics to production, helping businesses enhance efficiency, cut costs, and ultimately increase profitability. “Ericsson’s global expertise in co-creation ensures that we can partner closely with enterprises to understand their unique challenges and develop tailored solutions that maximize the benefits of digitalization. From smart warehouses to AI-enabled production lines, we are helping businesses prepare for a future where connectivity drives competitiveness,” Anders said. 5G for Consumers: Redefining the Mobile Experience While industries undergo transformation, consumers in Thailand are also witnessing a shift in how they experience mobile technology. As digital services become more integral to everyday life, people demand faster, more reliable, and more immersive digital experiences. This is where 5G truly shines. With Ericsson’s 5G technology, consumers will experience ultra-high-speed mobile broadband that supports data-intensive applications like high-definition streaming, immersive AR/VR experiences, and next-generation mobile gaming. 5G brings with it ultra-low latency, making real-time interactions possible in ways that 4G simply could not deliver. For the avid gamer, this means seamless, lag-free experiences. For the consumer, it means access to immersive experiences that bring the world of augmented and virtual reality into their palms. Mobile broadband usage is soaring across the globe, and Thailand is no exception. Last year, Thailand had 21 million 5G subscriptions out of a total of 96 million mobile subscribers. By next year, that figure is expected to rise to 45 million out of nearly 100 million subscribers. Fast forward to 2030, and 5G is forecast to account for a staggering 94% of all mobile subscriptions, with over 103 million 5G subscribers. These figures highlight the speed and scale of Thailand’s 5G adoption, driven by consumers’ growing demand for high-speed, uninterrupted mobile connectivity. But this growth is about more than just faster internet speeds. 5G is unlocking new opportunities for businesses and consumers alike. In fact, it is predicted that 5G will generate $3.4 billion in enterprise opportunities for mobile operators, especially in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, automotive, and utilities. This is the future we are helping to build in Thailand—one where 5G is the backbone of a thriving digital economy. Sustainability at the Core of Our 5G Solutions At Ericsson, sustainability is embedded in everything we do. We believe that innovation should not come at the expense of our planet. Our "breaking the energy curve" approach demonstrates our commitment to building energy-efficient, eco-friendly networks. We have successfully worked with customers across the globe to prove that it is possible to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions, all while maintaining network quality and reliability. The building blocks of this approach include network preparation, activation of energy-saving software, and precision-built 5G infrastructure that is intelligently managed through AI and machine learning. This focus on sustainability is critical as we help Thailand navigate its digital future, ensuring that 5G technology is not only transformative but also environmentally responsible. Thailand’s ambition to become a regional digital hub is supported by the availability of affordable, diverse, and flexible digital infrastructure. Ericsson is proud to be a driving force behind this effort, helping the country develop the key pillars that are essential for creating a digital economy. This includes building the digital infrastructure—high-speed 5G connectivity that connects more people than ever before; creating an open, enabling ecosystem that fosters innovation and supports both new and established businesses; and nurturing digital skills by developing a tech-savvy workforce equipped with the knowledge and expertise needed to thrive in a digital world. The promise of 5G is clear: It has the potential to become the dominant access technology, transforming the way people and industries connect. By 2029, mobile data traffic per active smartphone in Southeast Asia and Oceania is expected to rise to 42 GB per month, an average growth of 16% from 2023 levels. In Thailand, 5G will enable unparalleled opportunities in areas such as healthcare, manufacturing, utilities, and more, supporting the country’s economic recovery and long-term growth. A Partner in Thailand’s Digital Journey Ericsson is committed to ensuring that Thailand’s digital transformation is a success. The global 5G leader has been a key contributor to the country’s telecommunications development for over a century, and we remain dedicated to shaping its digital future. As a trusted global partner, we are accelerating ecosystem development, driving innovation, and co-creating solutions that will empower businesses and consumers alike. “Our approach is clear: Let’s make it happen for Thailand. By educating and empowering talents, capturing the full value of 5G, and learning from proven global success cases, we are positioning Thailand to thrive in the digital era. Together with our stakeholders, we will build a resilient, sustainable, and connected future for the country,” Anders concluded. Previous Next











