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  • SweCham Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2023, 31 March 2023

    < Back SweCham Annual General Meeting (AGM) 2023, 31 March 2023 We would like to warmly thank all members and friends who attended our Annual General Meeting (AGM) last week at the Landmark Bangkok Hotel ! On 30 March, SweCham had the honour of organising our Annual General Meeting (AGM) followed by networking drinks and a delicious dinner. At the AGM, we presented SweCham’s activities over the past year, including a recap of projects and a financial update, followed by the election of board governors. A big congratulation to Mr. Peter Björk who was re-elected for his 4th term as President by the SweCham Board! The evening continued with the special post-meeting dinner. We were honoured to be joined by Mr. Chanin Khaochan, Deputy Secretary General of Thailand Board of Investment, who shared with us updates on the current investment climate in Thailand and the new investment policy that encourages Thailand’s economy to be competitive, innovative and inclusive. Mr. Chanin expressed appreciation of the Thai-Swedish relationship and Swedish investors, welcoming the Swedish expertise in areas such as circular economy, green energy and waste management. We would like to extend our warm thanks to Mr. Chanin Khaochan for the interesting presentation that generated many questions from the floor and a very dynamic discussion. Guests enjoyed a delicious 4 course dinner accompanied by exquisite wine, and we would like to thank our Event Partner the Landmark Bangkok Hotel and our wine sponsor Spica Thailand for enabling such a great dining experience. SweCham would like to thank everyone who came and took part in our AGM and dinner. We also wish to thank the Ambassador, H.E. Mr. Jon Åström Gröndahl for his gracious presence and continuous support of the Thai-Swedish business community. Click Below for the Full Photo Book! Would you like to join the SweCham? Find out more about our membership and email contact@swecham.com for more information! Previous Next

  • Endline Research Findings on Fishers and Seafood Workers in Thailand by Rapid Asia | SweCham

    < Back Endline Research Findings on Fishers and Seafood Workers in Thailand by Rapid Asia SweCham member, Rapid Asia, who specialises in social research and monitoring and evaluation (M&E) consulting conducted an interesting research and published report earlier this year. This was an endline survey carried out by Rapid Asia on fishers and seafood workers in Thailand. The study was done on behalf of ILO Ship to Shore Rights Project, funded by the European Union. This was a follow-up study to the baseline survey carried out by Rapid Asia in 2017, using a similar methodology. The study captures changes to working conditions and measures prevalence for forced labour. To find out more read the full report . Previous Next

  • Jonkoping Internship Programme | SweCham

    Jönköping Internship Programme About the programme: The Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) in collaboration with the School of Engineering at Jönköping University in Sweden is launching the Talent Mobility - Jönköping Internship Programme , designed to connect our valued members with talented students seeking practical, hands-on experience. This program offers you the opportunity to host an intern for approximately five months, providing them with a valuable placement within your company, offering a fantastic way to support emerging talent while gaining a fresh outlook on your business challenges and opportunities. This partnership underscores SweCham's commitment to advocacy on talent development, specifically by facilitating educational and professional growth through exchanges between Jönköping University students and the Thai-Swedish business community. By supporting students participating in these activities, SweCham aims to strengthen the human capital pipeline essential for enhancing bilateral trade and investment. June Students apply for studies and internships in Bangkok. July - August Selection of students and CV preparation. 1 September CVs sent to the Chamber for the student-company matching . September - Mid October Placement arrangements by the Chamber. End of October Students receive placement confirmation. November - December Students prepare for transfer (flights, visa, accommodation). January Students arrive and begin their studies. Mid/End of January Internships start, continuing until mid-May. February / March University visit to Bangkok for follow-up and collaboration review. The Programme Roadmap Let's Engage If you're interested in joining the programme, please complete the survey form below to join the program's talent pool for initial company review. Company Application Form Please feel free to contact our Executive Director, Anna Olsson-Moore via: Email: director@swecham.com Telephone no: + 6 6 ( 0 ) 8 5 - 3 2 8 7 3 1 8

  • Bangkok Post Supplements | SweCham

    Explore SweCham's exclusive collaborations with the Bangkok Post. Access special supplements featuring Swedish business insights, success stories, and updates from the Thai-Swedish community. Bangkok Post Supplements 6 June 2024 SWEDEN'S GROUNDBREAKING INNOVATIONS As we celebrate Sweden's vibrant culture, rich history, and inspiring traditions, we are thrilled to announce the launch of our Bangkok Post Supplement on this momentous day! Read More 6 June 2020 SAWASDEE SUSTAINABILITY: THAILAND, SWEDEN AND TRADE For three decades, the bonds between Thailand and Sweden have flourished, woven together by a shared vision of sustainable progress. 'Sawasdee Sustainability' marks a significant milestone, celebrating 30 years of collaborative efforts that have nurtured innovation, fostered environmental consciousness, and driven positive change. Read More

  • Sustainability for Business Forum 2023 (SBF 2023), 18 May 2023

    < Back Sustainability for Business Forum 2023 (SBF 2023), 18 May 2023 The 6th edition of the Sustainability for Business Forum was a tremendous success! We are immensely grateful for your unwavering support and active participation in this inspiring event. Special thanks to the Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce (FTCC), Netherlands-Thai Chamber of Commerce (NTCC), and Swiss-Thai Chamber of Commerce (STCC) for co-organising this forum with us at The Landmark Bangkok. This year’s forum was an incredible opportunity to connect like-minded individuals and organizations, dedicated to creating business value while positively impacting people and the planet. We are proud to have provided a platform that not only fostered partnerships but also showcased leading sustainable initiatives and projects in Asia. With your active participation and engaging discussions, we were able to empower businesses with innovative strategies for economic, environmental, and social performance. Once again, a heartfelt thank you to our speakers, and attendees. Your generous support, expertise, and commitment to sustainability have played a crucial role in advancing the cause of sustainable business practices. Big thanks to our sponsors ABB Thailand, Acoem, Amundi Asset Management, Artelia, BECIS, Bluebee, Greenyellow, JST Group, KLM, L’Oreal Thailand, MAN Energy Solutions, PALO, Poolnologies, Sentinel’s, Signify, Suranaree University of Technology, Swiss Air, VNU Asia Pacific and Baker Mackenzie. Together, we are driving positive change and shaping a brighter future for all. We eagerly anticipate future collaborations and look forward to continuing this important journey. Let’s create a sustainable and prosperous business landscape together! See more photos of the #SBF2023 here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAELmf To explore outstanding presentations from our panellists, please visit www.sustainability4business.com/speakers-2023 Previous Next

  • Swedish Education and Career days, 20-22 October 2023

    < Back Swedish Education and Career days, 20-22 October 2023 SweCham would like to extend our thanks to everyone who participated in the Study in Sweden and Alumni Networking at the Swedish Embassy on Friday, 20 October and visited the Sweden Pavilion at the OCSC International Education Expo 2023 between 21 and 22 October. The Study in Sweden and Alumni Networking Event was a success, the event started with a speech from the Swedish Ambassador, H. E. Mrs. Anna Hammargren. This was followed by presentations on studying and living in Sweden from Khun Varaporn Premsot, Cultural Officer, Embassy of Sweden, and Khun Chaidarun Tippawan, Chairperson of Sweden Alumni Network Thailand (SANT)! The universities representatives also shared information about their respective universities, including courses available, entry requirements, scholarship opportunities and accommodation. The evening concluded with networking and discussions of what to expect from student life in Sweden! At the OCSC International Education Expo 2023 last weekend, numerous students and visitors were enthusiastic to delve deeper into the prospects of studying in Sweden and explore the distinctive features of Swedish education. The atmosphere was buzzing with curiosity as attendees engaged in meaningful dialogues and gained valuable insights into the educational practices of Sweden. The students were very excited to talk to the universities represented at the Expo to gain a better understanding of program structures and the opportunities available through studying in Sweden. At both events, students were interested in scholarship opportunities, program offerings, and the overall quality of life in Sweden. Additionally, many were keen to learn about the work opportunities in Sweden post-graduation. We would like to thank Chalmers University of Technology , KTH Royal Institute of Technology , Uppsala University , Study in Sweden and the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok for their outstanding representation of Swedish Education at the networking event and the OCSC International Education Expo ! If you could not attend the Swedish Education and Career Days programme and are interested in learning more about Swedish Education, please visit: https://www.swedish-education.com/ or DM. Previous Next

  • SweCham Business Connect With Sasin School Of Management, 27 April 2023

    < Back SweCham Business Connect With Sasin School Of Management, 27 April 2023 On 27 April, the SweCham Business Connect event, hosted by the Sasin School of Management, was a success and proved to be an informative and engaging event for everyone who attended. The event was opened with a welcoming speech by Mr. Lars Svensson, the Chief Executive of Sasin Sustainability & Entrepreneurship Center, setting the tone for the evening’s talk. In addition, participants gained valuable insights into the Sasin School of Management, learning about its history, values, and mission. During the event, Mr. Roy Tomizava, Chief Executive of Sasin Executive Education, also shared his expertise on ‘The New Age of Enlightenment and the Challenge of Executive Education,’ providing participants with insights into the challenges faced in today’s business landscape. The evening provided participants with the opportunity to network with fellow business professionals, exchange ideas and knowledge, and gain insights into the Sasin School of Management and its innovative approach to executive education. The SweCham Business Connect with Sasin School of Management was a valuable and engaging event that provided all of us with new insights and perspectives on the world of business. In this regard, the SweCham would like to express our gratitude to everyone who participated in our event. More importantly, this event would not have happened without the generous support from Sasin School of Management in providing us with the venue and delicious cocktail food and drinks. Thank you very much again for your invaluable support! Click Below for the Full Photo Book! To explore more about Sasin School of Management, please visit their website at www.sasin.edu If you would like to become a member of SweCham and stay updated on future events, please visit www.swecham.com or email contact@swecham.com for more information. Previous Next

  • Prof. Roy Andersson | SweCham

    < Back Prof. Roy Andersson GOVERNOR This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. Want to view and manage all your collections? Click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Here, you can make changes to your content, add new fields, create dynamic pages and more. Your collection is already set up for you with fields and content. Add your own content or import it from a CSV file. Add fields for any type of content you want to display, such as rich text, images, and videos. Be sure to click Sync after making changes in a collection, so visitors can see your newest content on your live site. info@mysite.com 123-456-7890

  • SweCham Company Visit to Volvo Car Thailand Central Distribution & Training Centre, 23 April 2024

    < Back SweCham Company Visit to Volvo Car Thailand Central Distribution & Training Centre, 23 April 2024 On 23 April 2024, as part of the SweCham Sustainability Working Group activities, the SweCham Team, along with our members and friends, had an exclusive visit to Volvo Car Thailand's innovative warehouse, Volvo Car Thailand Central Distribution & Training Centre (VCT CDTC). The visit offered participants valuable insights into both Volvo's sustainable initiatives and their cutting-edge warehouse technology. During the tour around their facility, we also had the opportunity to explore their warehouse management process. In addition, we were particularly impressed by how Volvo Car Thailand is utilising advanced technologies to transform their entire vehicle production process towards sustainability. These were the highlights from our visit: ♻️ Sustainability at its core The VCT CDTC, capable of storing up to 550 Volvo cars, utilises 100% renewable energy sources, including a solar roof that is expected to reduce CO2 emissions by 215 tons annually! They are also committed to battery recycling and expanding their electric vehicle range. 🚗 Cutting-edge technology The warehouse boasts a high-tech management system, the Volvo Car Centralise System, which ensures efficient distribution of vehicles and parts across the region. In addition, this system is designed to support Volvo's long-term plans for Thailand. ✨ Quality you can trust Volvo's comprehensive warehouse management plan integrates five key functions: Distribution Centre, Pre-Delivery Service, Parts Distribution Centre, Training Centre, and Press Car Centre. This ensures a high level of care for every vehicle before it reaches its owner! Aligned with their mission to give people the freedom to move in a personal, sustainable, and safe way, Volvo Cars is leading the way in transformation. They aim to be a fully electric car maker in Thailand by 2025 and are committed to ongoing carbon footprint reduction with the goal of climate neutrality by 2024. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Volvo Car Thailand for hosting this insightful visit. Special thanks to the Volvo Car Thailand Team, including Mr Chris Wailes (Managing Director), Mr Thanomsak Santhanaprasit (Business Development & Customer Experience Director), Mr Prasong Chaoumbri (Central Distribution & Training Center Manager), and Ms Thitirat Sripanngern (Government Affairs Manager) for sharing their expertise with us. Finally, a big thank you to all the participants who joined us! We hope you enjoyed the tour and learned as much as we did! To learn more about Volvo Car Thailand, please visit www.volvocars.com/en-th Previous Next

  • Lars Andersson | SweCham

    < Back Lars Andersson VICE PRESIDENT This is placeholder text. To change this content, double-click on the element and click Change Content. Want to view and manage all your collections? Click on the Content Manager button in the Add panel on the left. Here, you can make changes to your content, add new fields, create dynamic pages and more. Your collection is already set up for you with fields and content. Add your own content or import it from a CSV file. Add fields for any type of content you want to display, such as rich text, images, and videos. Be sure to click Sync after making changes in a collection, so visitors can see your newest content on your live site. info@mysite.com 123-456-7890

  • Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration, 8 June 2024

    < Back Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration, 8 June 2024 Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration 2024 was an absolute success. Let's recap and celebrate these cherished moments! On 8 June 2024, SweCham was delighted to host the Swedish National Day and Midsummer Lunch Celebration at the Westin Grande Sukhumvit Bangkok. In a partnership with Sweden Alumni Network Thailand (SANT) , Swedish Women's Educational Association (SWEA) Bangkok , and Thai-Nordic Association (TNA) , over 80 participants joined in a joyful celebration of the much-cherished Swedish traditions and fostered meaningful connections. Special thanks to Dr James Daziel, Head of School at NIST , our Silver Event Sponsor for your generous support! At the event, SweCham warmly welcomed attendees for flower crown binding and fishpond activities, all supported by SWEA, before our delightful lunch. Our esteemed guests were presented with a delicious, diverse buffet including midsummer classic dishes and Swedish favourite desserts. Following the buffet, the event was filled with excitement as our guests joined in the fun of the SweCham National Day and Midsummer Quiz, which is a chance to win some special rewards! We also celebrated our Swedish tradition through cheerful Swedish summer songs with excellent support from SWEA. Big thanks to Khun Lina Eidmark, Khun Jens Lager and Miss Alma Lager for their excellent summer songs performance which had everyone up and dancing around the Midsummer pole. As a highlight of the Midsummer Lunch, we held our popular raffle game. This year's event was a true celebration, made even more special by exclusive awards with a chance to win more than 60 exceptional prizes from 25 Raffle Prize Sponsors. Congratulations to all the winners! Once again, we would like to extend our gratitude to all participants and our esteemed sponsors: Akaryn Hotel Group , Amari Bangkok , Amrapur Tailors , Bangkok Padel , Bangkok Hospital , Bangkok Snow Removal , Black Mountain Golf Club , BNH Hospital , Buddy's Bar & Grill , Charley Browns , Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn , FOREO , Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok , Lancaster Bangkok , Mammas Kök , Nysa Hotel Bangkok , Oriental Residence Bangkok , Pharma Nord , Peter Björk, Sonny's Speciality Products Bangkok , SPICA , Thailand Snus , The Landmark Bangkok , The Legend Chiang Rai , and Volvo Car . Last but not least, big thanks to the Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel for their warm hospitality and excellent food and service. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful venue which provided the perfect backdrop for the Thai-Swedish community to celebrate the Swedish Midsummer tradition. We look forward to the next event! For a recollection of the event, please see our photobook that captures the joyful memories here. Click here for the Full Photo Book! Previous Next

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