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  • Daniel Lindgren | SweCham

    < Back Daniel Lindgren TREASURER 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. [email protected] 123-456-7890

  • SweCham CWG Meeting Update

    The SweCham Connectivity Working Group meeting convened at True Digital Park, welcoming experts and professionals from various sectors < Back SweCham CWG Meeting Update 15 Mar 2023 The SweCham Connectivity Working Group meeting convened at True Digital Park, welcoming experts and professionals from various sectors on Wednesday, 8 March 2023. The meeting provided an exceptional opportunity for attendees to exchange ideas, collaborate, and explore the potential of 5G networks and their transformative impact on business models in Thailand. Throughout the meeting, participants shared case references, discussed ecosystem development, co-creation, and the role of interconnectivity, reliability, and security in enhancing productivity and safety, which were featured in several presentations, including one by the Managing Director of True Digital Group, Khun Ekaraj Panjavinin and another by the President of Ericsson Thailand, Mr. Igor Maurell Special thanks to Dr Passkon Prathombutr, Executive Vice President of DEPA who updated us on the latest development of the Thailand Digital Valley in the EEC. The meeting room was buzzing with energy as participants eagerly discussed the driving force for digitalisation of industries and the potential of the 5G network to provide a transformative shift in the industry. Overall, the Connectivity Working Group meeting was a great success providing an opportunity for all participants to network and establish connections with potential business partners. The SweCham team would like to extend our gratitude to the True Digital Park team for hosting such an informative and thought-provoking meeting and all the participants as the meeting has highlighted the importance of continued collaboration between industry experts and the potential for innovation through joint experimentation and collaboration. Previous Next

  • Scania Trucks Model Year 2023 ‘Making Better Things. Making Things Better.’

    Scania is offering its customers the chance to gain insights about the development of their latest Chassis. < Back Scania Trucks Model Year 2023 ‘Making Better Things. Making Things Better.’ 25 Apr 2023 Scania is offering its customers and Facebook fan page followers the chance to gain insights from their Research and Development team at the Swedish headquarters through video presentations about the development of their latest Chassis. The team faced numerous challenges and obstacles that demanded creativity, knowledge, and experimentation, and their achievements are a source of pride. Today, these innovations have been integrated into the Scania Model Year 2023, providing a valuable opportunity for all Thai transport operators to experience them first-hand. To watch the video in Swedish, please visit: https://youtu.be/W8mZvNcgzvo To watch the video in Thai, please visit: https://fb.watch/k26pM4IIbr/ Photo credit: Scania Sources: https://www.facebook.com/scaniathailandgroup/posts/ https://www.scania.com/th/th/home/products/trucks/opticruise-gearbox-range-and-mach.html Previous Next

  • [Announcement] SweCham Integrates Sustainability into Everyday Operations

    As part of SweCham’s long-standing commitment to sustainability, we would like to inform that sustainability is now integrated into our advocacy, marketing, and operational activities where relevant. < Back [Announcement] SweCham Integrates Sustainability into Everyday Operations 20 Feb 2025 As part of SweCham’s long-standing commitment to sustainability, we would like to inform that sustainability is now integrated into our advocacy, marketing, and operational activities where relevant. As part of SweCham’s long-standing commitment to sustainability, we would like to inform that sustainability is now integrated into our advocacy, marketing, and operational activities where relevant.  Sustainability has always been a core value of Swedish businesses, and we continue to promote Swedish companies and their innovative, sustainable solutions. SweCham also plays a key role in driving sustainability discussions, actively contributing and participating in the Joint Foreign Chamber of Commerce Thailand (JFCCT) Sustainable Development Group . Through this platform, our collective sustainability voice contributes to impactful policy advocacy and collaboration at a broader level.  Sustainability Across the SweCham work SweCham has successfully embedded sustainability into its Media, Digital, and Event Committees , ensuring that all initiatives reflect our commitment to responsible business practices. This shift enables us to enhance the efficiency and impact of our sustainability efforts by avoiding duplication and strengthening collaboration with Team Sweden Thailand (Embassy of Sweden, Business Sweden, and SweCham) , as well as JFCCT’s Sustainable Development Committee.  A Collaborative Platform for Change Rather than maintaining a separate Sustainability Working Group (SWG), we now encourage all members to participate in our integrated sustainability efforts. By aligning with Thailand’s BCG Economy goals and the country’s Net Zero commitments , SweCham remains an active advocate for sustainable business practices, innovation, and policy influence.  We, therefore, invite our members to engage in this evolving sustainability journey by participating in relevant committees, events, and advocacy initiatives. Together, we continue to showcase the strength of Swedish businesses in leading sustainable transformation.  For more details or to get involved, please contact [ [email protected] ]. Previous Next

  • Meet Sweden — The 2nd largest producer of unicorns globally per capita

    Are you inspired by the "Mad Unicorns" Netflix series and Thailand's growing startup scene? It's time to look north to Sweden, the second largest producer of unicorns globally per capita! < Back Meet Sweden — The 2nd largest producer of unicorns globally per capita 18 Jun 2025 We're excited to launch a new blog series dedicated to highlighting the incredible strengths and connections between Thailand and Sweden! This series will delve into various facets of the Thai-Swedish relationship, from cultural ties to business opportunities, and explore how our shared values foster mutual prosperity. Our first article kicks off by tapping into t he popularity of Thai series of Mad Unicorns (สงครามส่งด่วน) , The new Top 10 in Thailand Netflix series inspired by the real-life journey of Thailand's first logistics "unicorn" (a startup valued at over a billion dollars)- Flash Express. has ignited the a nationwide fascination with the magic and potential of startup success. Credit: IMDb Did you know? While Silicon Valley often captures the spotlight in the world of groundbreaking innovation and billion-dollar valuations, did you know that Sweden is the second largest producer of unicorns per capita globally? This small Nordic nation, known for its stunning landscapes and innovative spirit, has consistently punched above its weight, churning out global giants like Spotify, Skype, Klarna, and Mojang (creators of Minecraft), to name just a few. What's Sweden's Secret to Startup Success? Sweden's success isn't just about a few brilliant ideas; it's a culmination of several key factors that create a fertile ground for startups to flourish: A Culture of Innovation and Collaboration: Sweden fosters an environment where new ideas are encouraged, and collaboration is key. From government initiatives to educational institutions, there's a strong emphasis on research and development, open-mindedness, and a willingness to embrace change. This co-creation creates a supportive ecosystem for Swedish startups. Strong Digital Infrastructure and Early Adoption: Sweden has long been a leader in digital transformation. High internet penetration, a tech-savvy population, and widespread digital literacy provide a robust foundation for tech-driven businesses to scale rapidly. Access to Capital and Supportive Ecosystems: While not as vast as Silicon Valley, Sweden has a maturing venture capital landscape and a supportive ecosystem of incubators, accelerators, and mentorship programs. This network helps promising startups secure funding and guidance through their growth journey, benefiting Thai businesses looking to expand. Global Mindset from Day One: Swedish startups often think globally from their inception. The relatively small domestic market encourages companies to internationalize early, building products and services with a worldwide audience in mind. Emphasis on Work-Life Balance and Social Welfare: This might seem counter-intuitive to startup hustle, but Sweden's strong social safety net and emphasis on work-life balance contribute to a happier, healthier, and ultimately more productive workforce, attracting and retaining top talent in the startup ecosystem . Lessons for Thailand's Business Landscape The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is committed to bridging these two vibrant nations, facilitating knowledge exchange, and promoting partnerships that can help unlock Thailand's full entrepreneurial potential. Let's learn from the land of unicorns and empower Thailand's next generation of startup success stories! We invite you to explore the full story and detailed insights into what makes Sweden "The Land of Unicorns" in this comprehensive article from Anna Hammarberg, Senior Project Manager Stockhome, Business Sweden : The Land of Unicorns Credits: Anna Hammarberg (2020, Business Sweden) https://www.business-sweden.com/insights/articles/the-land-of-unicorns/ Program Management Unit for Competitiveness (PMUC) (2024) https://pmuc.or.th/thailandxsweden-ep2/ Previous Next

  • Our Team | SweCham

    Get to know the friendly faces behind SweCham! Our collaborative office team is committed to serving our community and ensuring a vibrant and supportive environment for all our members. SweCham Office Team An Executive Director, Administrative Officer, and Events and Marketing Officer are running the daily work and administration of the Chamber. Amelié Jakobsson EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Felicia Bengtsson PROJECT COORDINATOR Banthita Chartsanga ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Chanantida Rattanasinchaiboon (Gam) MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR Chutima Saentiwus EVENTS AND MARKETING OFFICER

  • Warm welcome to our new SweCham member SIIS!

    SweCham would like to warmly welcome our new Start-Up Corporate Member, SIIS -Scandinavian Institute of Innovation and Sustainability, to the Thai-Swedish business community! < Back Warm welcome to our new SweCham member SIIS! 23 Feb 2024 Welcome SweCham Newest Start-Up Corporate Member! 🇸🇪🇹🇭 SweCham would like to warmly welcome our new Start-Up Corporate Member, SIIS -Scandinavian Institute of Innovation and Sustainability, to the Thai-Swedish business community! The SIIS is a team of Thai and Swedish professionals with more than 30 years of experience in Education, Training and Consulting in Thailand, Southeast Asia and Sweden. Their mission is to empower young leaders and enthusiasts to create a sustainable future for all. We offer camps in Sweden, the leading country of innovation and sustainability, where the participants can develop their leadership skills and learn about cutting-edge sustainability practices. We also organise preparation courses for Asian students going to Sweden, university development programmes and leadership training and coaching for the private and public sectors in Thailand and Sweden. Big warm welcome to the representatives Mr Peter Björk, SIIS President, and Ms Parityada Punthapong, SIIS Managing Director. To learn more about SIIS Scandinavian Institute of Innovation and Sustainability and for queries, please email [email protected] . For more information, please visit www.siisthailand.com Previous Next

  • Warm welcome to our new SweCham member Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok

    SweCham would like to warmly welcome our new Large Corporate Member, Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok, to the Thai-Swedish business community! < Back Warm welcome to our new SweCham member Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok 25 Jun 2024 SweCham would like to warmly welcome our new Large Member Company, Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok, to the Thai-Swedish business community! Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok is ideally situated in the Sathorn business district and is just minutes from the world-famous Chao Phraya River. The hotel benefits from its own sky bridge linked directly to Surasak BTS Station, providing guests with quick and easy access around the city, with Siam Station a mere 5 minutes away. Additionally, the hotel offers a choice of 390 rooms, each designed for absolute comfort and functionality. All rooms are equipped with the luxury amenities necessary for today’s business and leisure travellers and boast fantastic views of Bangkok. A big warm welcome to the representative, Mrs Chutima Kaewta Fortescue (General Manager) To learn more about Eastin Grand Hotel Sathorn Bangkok and for queries, please email: [email protected] For more information, please visit www.eastingrandsathorn.com Interested in joining the Thai-Swedish business community and connecting to the SweCham network? Please contact us at [email protected] Previous Next

  • Thailand Monthly Economic Monitor for March 2025 | SweCham

    < Back Thailand Monthly Economic Monitor for March 2025 Thailand’s economy grew by 3.2 percent year-on-year in Q4 2024, driven by a rebound in public investment and strong electronics exports, while private consumption saw a modest boost from fiscal stimulus. Summary: Thailand’s economy grew by 3.2 percent year-on-year in Q4 2024, driven by a rebound in public investment and strong electronics exports, while private consumption saw a modest boost from fiscal stimulus. High-frequency indicators in January suggest continued expansion, supported by strong goods exports, improving investment, and a tourism rebound despite global trade uncertainty. The Bank of Thailand lowered the policy rate to 2.0 percent in February to ease debt pressures, while inflation remained within target. Despite a stronger current account balance, financial markets fluctuated, with the Thai baht depreciating in early March on general US dollar strength. Download the full report here Previous Next

  • Exclusive Promotion from BNH on Your Birth Month ONLY!

    Exclusive on your Birth Month only! Receive a direct 2000 THB Discount when having your Annual Check-up on your birth month. < Back Exclusive Promotion from BNH on Your Birth Month ONLY! 17 Jan 2025 Exclusive on Your Birth Month ONLY! Receive a direct 2000 THB Discount when having your Annual Check-up on your birth month Discount on BNH Annual Check-up programme ( EXCEPT Young Active programme ) For more information OR any concerns, please contact [email protected] Remarks 1. Please make an appointment at least 2 days in advance via E-mail: [email protected] OR [email protected] 2. In case the change of appointment date is required, please notify at least 1 days in advance 4. Health check-up services are available at Advanced Diagnostic Centre, 4th floor in Zone A Previous Next

  • Exciting News From our Long Standing Member, the Rembrandt Hotel!

    The Hotel Rembrandt has recently undergone some new developments. < Back Exciting News From our Long Standing Member, the Rembrandt Hotel! 26 Apr 2023 The Hotel Rembrandt on Sukhumvit Soi 18 has been a popular hotel for almost 30 years, especially among Scandinavians, and it has recently undergone some exciting new developments! The popular ballroom has been expanded to seat almost 200 guests and has been a long-time favourite for weddings, birthday parties and other celebrations. Additionally, some of the suites have been transformed into meeting rooms with a terrace that provides a stunning view of the Bangkok skyline. Rembrandt Hotel offers a great venue for a variety of activities with a wide range of food options all under one roof, they even offer traditional Swedish Pea soup evenings! The hotel has hosted many events, including those for the International Women’s Club, Swedish Women Educational Association, Chambers of Commerce and Hope Fair. The Hotel Rembrandt now invites everyone to come join them in celebrating their 30th anniversary on 30 June 2023! To read interviews with Rembrandt chefs and team, please go to https://scandasia.com/time-flies-but-hotel-rembrandt-bangkok-persists-but-in-a-new-guise/ . Previous Next

  • SweCham Engages in Meaningful Dialogue at TNCC’s Integrity in Practice Forum

    SweCham was delighted to participate in the “Integrity in Practice Forum – Shaping the Future through Responsible Governance,” hosted by the Thai-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce (TNCC) < Back SweCham Engages in Meaningful Dialogue at TNCC’s Integrity in Practice Forum 19 May 2026 SweCham was delighted to participate in the “ Integrity in Practice Forum – Shaping the Future through Responsible Governance ,” hosted by the Thai-Norwegian Chamber of Commerce (TNCC) in collaboration with the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Bangkok. The event also marked TNCC’s 30th Anniversary, celebrating three decades of strong partnership and collaboration within the Thai-Norwegian business community since 1996. Bringing together leaders and experts from the public sector, private sector, and academia, the forum created a valuable platform for exchanging perspectives on integrity, transparency, accountability, and responsible governance through Thai, Norwegian, and international lenses. Key discussions highlighted the importance of embedding integrity into organisational culture, strengthening transparency in practice, fostering ethical leadership, and reinforcing anti-corruption efforts through both governance and education. The sessions also explored how businesses and institutions can build trust, encourage accountability, and prepare future leaders to navigate evolving expectations around responsible business conduct. Participants gained practical insights through engaging panel discussions and an interactive workshop, encouraging open dialogue, shared experiences, and collaboration on navigating real-world integrity challenges. The event also provided excellent opportunities to connect with cross-sector leaders committed to building a transparent, sustainable, and future-ready business environment. It was a highly insightful and engaging event filled with meaningful discussions, valuable exchanges, and excellent networking opportunities. We look forward to continued collaboration in promoting responsible and sustainable business practices. Previous Next

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