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< Back Grant Thornton Workshop and Networking, Thursday 26 February 2026 Bangkok, 26 February 2026 — The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham), in collaboration with Grant Thornton Thailand , successfully hosted the executive workshop Human-Centred Digital Transformation in the Age of AI & Agentic AI at Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok. The event brought together senior executives, decision-makers, and business leaders from across functions and industries for an afternoon of insight-driven dialogue, collaborative exercises, and meaningful networking. The workshop was designed as a practical and highly interactive executive session, moving beyond theory to explore how AI and emerging “agentic AI” technologies can create real enterprise value. The session was led by Andrew McBean, Partner, Advisory Services – Technology and Digital Services , who framed AI adoption not as a technology race, but as a leadership and organisational challenge. He highlighted the economic imperative facing businesses in Thailand and the region, emphasising that organisations that fail to adapt risk missing significant value opportunities. Active Engagement & Interactive Workshop What made the workshop particularly impactful was the high level of attendee engagement . Rather than a lecture-style seminar, the programme was structured around facilitated discussions, peer exchange, and practical breakout sessions. Throughout the breakout sessions, participants worked in small groups to map out opportunities and openly share their organisations’ challenges. The candid dialogue enabled attendees to benchmark their digital maturity against peers and identify common pain points across industries, creating a dynamic exchange of perspectives among multinational corporations, SMEs, and advisory professionals. The discussions reflected a shared understanding that successful transformation depends not only on tools, but also on culture, communication, and trust. This collaborative format encouraged knowledge-sharing and cross-industry learning, reinforcing the value of the SweCham network. Following the workshop, guests continued the conversation during a relaxed networking reception. Over cocktails and refreshments, participants deepened discussions initiated during the sessions, explored potential collaborations, and strengthened connections within the Thai-Swedish and wider international business community. This workshop exemplified SweCham’s commitment to facilitating relevant, forward-thinking discussions that equip members with actionable insights. The event delivered both strategic perspective and practical value. SweCham would like to extend its sincere appreciation to Grant Thornton Thailand and our speaker, Andrew McBean, for this valuable collaboration. We are also grateful to all participants for their active engagement and contributions to making this workshop a successful and thought-provoking event. Click here for the full Photo Book! Previous Next

The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) is a member-driven, non-profit, non governmental organisation that has offered support and assistance to Swedish-related companies in Thailand since 1989. Promotion and Advocacy for Swedish Business Interests in Thailand We are an integral part of Team Sweden. Swedish Footprint in Thailand Follow us on Social Media! SWECHAM PARTNERS AND MEMBERS Click logos for Partners' and Members' links Platinum Partner Gold Partner Premium Members To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Large Corporate Members To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Corporate Members To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Start Up Corporate Members To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. See more members Our Strategic Partners and Affiliates The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce was formed in 1989 and has since then established itself firmly within the international business community in Thailand. With its long history and approximately 100 Members, the Chamber is a highly recognised organisation and has a good foundation for its business activities. Learn more About SweCham SWEDEN IN YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE Get to Know our Members 16 Feb 2026 Home lifts for family homes in Thailand: why accessibility often brings people closer At Cibes Lift Thailand (subsidiary of Cibes Lift Group AB in Gävle, since 1947), we see one clear pattern in family homes: stairs can slowly shrink the way people use the house. Read More 5 Feb 2026 SweCham is Proud to Welcome Securitas as a New Member Securitas Thailand is part of Securitas AB, a world‑leading protective services partner with more than 90 Years of global expertise. Read More 2 Feb 2026 Extending a Warm Welcome to Alfa Laval in Our Thai–Swedish Business Community Our corporate journey began more than 140 years ago. Ever since we have challenged conventional thinking on quality, efficiency, and innovation. Read More Learn more ADVOCACY A concerted effort to influence the business environment for foreign companies in close cooperation with other international Chambers of Commerce and organisations ADVOCACY • OPPORTUNITY • COMMUNITY Play Video Play Video Play Video Play Video Read SweCham Advocacy E-book Member Directory 2025_cover Member Directory 2025_cover 1/1 DISCOVER NEW CONNECTIONS Welcome to our Digital Member Directory! Search for Thai-Swedish Businesses Here and Find new Partners and Contacts! Go to Member Directory E-Book (ENG) → Download PDF (ENG) → Through SweCham Give Back initiative, we're not only strengthening the ties between our nations, but we're also actively contributing to the well-being of the Thai community. We truly believe that together, we can make a meaningful difference and help build a brighter future for everyone. Join us in supporting this special journey! Learn more SweCham Give Back Our Give Back Partner Networking is part of our DNA Upcoming Events Thu 05 Mar APAC webinar: The Dark Side of Global Business / Register Now 05 Mar 2026, 16:00 – 18:00 Webinar APAC webinar: The Dark Side of Global Business exposing modern slavery in supply chain organize it with the NGO The Mekong Club and Matt Friedman Thu 05 Mar NTCC Networking & SME Fair 2026 / Register Now 05 Mar 2026, 18:00 – 21:00 The Athenee Hotel, a Luxury Collection H, 61 Thanon Witthayu, Khwaeng Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10330, Thailand Mon 09 Mar International Women's Day 2026 – "Stories of Women, Power & Purpose" / Register Now 09 Mar 2026, 14:00 – 16:30 Amari Bangkok, 847 Thanon Phetchaburi, Khwaeng Thanon Phaya Thai, Khet Ratchathewi, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10400, Thailand Tue 10 Mar AI Fundamentals Text (L1&L2) / Register Now 10 Mar 2026, 09:00 – 12:00 FTCC Office, 179 Thanon Witthayu, Khwaeng Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10330, Thailand Thu 12 Mar International Women’s Day 2026 Breakfast / Register Now 12 Mar 2026, 08:30 – 11:00 ibis Styles Bangkok Silom, 289 Si Lom Rd, Si Lom, Khet Bang Rak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10500, Thailand “The impact of AI on women’s career and education” Load More Explore more Latest News 9 Feb 2026 Welcome Our New Administrative Officer, Banthita Chartsanga The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome Khun Banthita Chartsanga (June) as our new Administrative Officer. Read More 6 Feb 2026 Farewell and Best Wishes on Your Next Chapter to our Admin Officer, Natnicha Chaiviriyapong As this chapter comes to an end for Khun Natnicha Chaiviriyapong, our Administrative Officer, we would like to express our sincere appreciation for your dedication and valuable contributions during your time at SweCham. Read More 16 Jan 2026 SweCham and Phyathai: New Year, New Plans for Collaboration SweCham was delighted to welcome representatives from Phyathai for a New Year visit and a productive catch-up discussion focused on collaboration opportunities for the year ahead. Read More Explore more Join our Community! Discover your new business opportunities and strengthen your network within the Swedish-Thai community with us Become our Member

Discover the vibrant network of SweCham members – a diverse community of Swedish and Thai businesses, professionals, and organizations. Connect, collaborate, and grow your network. Member Directory 2025_cover Member Directory 2025_cover 1/1 DISCOVER NEW CONNECTIONS Welcome to our Digital Member Directory! Search for Thai-Swedish Businesses Here and Find new Partners and Contacts! Go to Member Directory E-Book (ENG) → Download PDF (ENG) → SWECHAM PARTNERS Click logos for Partners' links Platinum Partner Gold Partner Premium Members Large Corporate Members Corporate Members Start Up Corporate Members Interested in Becoming a Part of our Community? Discover your new business opportunities and strengthen your network within the Swedish-Thai community with us Apply for Partnership Download Brochure Apply for Membership Download Brochure

< Back IKEA Multi-Chamber Networking Cocktail, Thursday 19 February 2026 On Thursday, 19 February 2026 , the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) , in collaboration with the Netherlands-Thai Chamber of Commerce (NTCC), the Swiss-Thai Chamber of Commerce (STCC), and the Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce (FTCC) , organised an engaging IKEA Multi-Chamber Networking Cocktail 2026 at the Swedish Restaurant, IKEA Sukhumvit, on the 3rd floor of EMSPHERE. The evening welcomed a vibrant mix of executives, entrepreneurs, and sustainability professionals from across Bangkok’s international business community. The modern and welcoming IKEA setting provided an inspiring backdrop for lively conversations, new introductions, and cross-industry exchanges, while guests enjoyed a selection of drinks and cocktail-style refreshments. A key highlight of the evening was the official introduction of IKEA for Business solutions . Guests had the opportunity to explore and discover innovative and sustainable workspace concepts designed to support evolving organisational needs — from efficient office layouts to flexible hospitality environments. The event once again demonstrated the strength of cross-chamber collaboration and the value of bringing together diverse business communities under one roof. SweCham extends its sincere appreciation to IKEA for the warm hospitality, to members of all partner chambers for the excellent cooperation, and to all guests who contributed to the energetic and meaningful atmosphere throughout the evening. In addition, we introduced the Sustainability Business Forum 2026 (SBF 2026) , returning on 28 May for its 9th edition. We shared insights into this year’s focus areas — including Retail, Scope 3 emissions, and E-Mobility — sparking engaging discussions on sustainable transformation, responsible value chains, and practical collaboration across sectors. Attendees also received an exclusive preview and a special participation discount for the upcoming forum. We look forward to welcoming all guests again at upcoming joint chamber events — and at SBF 2026 this May. Click here for the full Photo Book! Previous Next

< Back After Work – An Evening of Flavour & Connection, Tuesday 24 February 2026 On 24 February 2026 , members and friends of the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) gathered at Zest Bar, The Westin Grande Sukhumvit, Bangkok, for a relaxed and welcoming "After Work - An Evening of Flavour & Connection” . Guests enjoyed a true taste of Sweden with the classic Swedish hash “Pyttipanna,” while reconnecting with familiar faces and meeting new ones in a warm and informal setting. With Bangkok’s vibrant skyline as the backdrop, the evening offered the perfect midweek opportunity for engaging conversations, meaningful connections, and shared moments around good food. Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to making the evening such a success. We look forward to welcoming you to our next SweCham gathering! Previous Next

< Back Sweden Pavilion at the OCSC International Education Expo 2025, Sat-Sun 15-16 November 2025 From 15 - 16 November 2025, the Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) , in collaboration with the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok , proudly presented the Sweden Pavilion in the OCSC International Education Expo 2025 , welcoming a large number of students, parents, educators, and young professionals eager to learn about studying in one of the world’s most innovative and forward-thinking countries. Exploring Study Opportunities in Sweden Over the two-day expo, visitors had the opportunity to engage directly with representatives from KTH Royal Institute of Technology , Uppsala University , and the Swedish Institute (SI) . Attendees learned about a wide range of academic programmes, scholarship options, student life, research pathways, and career prospects across Sweden’s renowned education and innovation ecosystem. The pavilion served as a valuable information hub where prospective students could explore Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD opportunities while gaining practical insights into application timelines, funding options, and preparations for studying abroad. This year’s participation was made possible through strong collaboration with our partners - the Sweden Alumni Network in Thailand (SANT) , shared their authentic experiences of studying and living in Sweden, helping visitors understand the academic culture, everyday life, and the personal and professional growth that studying in Sweden offers. The event also featured engaging discussions and one-on-one consultations, giving participants the chance to connect directly with experts, ask questions, and receive personalised guidance. The interactive atmosphere highlighted Sweden’s welcoming and student-centered approach to education. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all visitors, partners, and contributors who made this year’s Sweden Pavilion a success. We look forward to supporting even more Thai students as they pursue their academic journeys in Sweden. Click here for the full Photo Book! Previous Next

< Back SweCham Members Dinner & Awards Night, Thursday 27 November 2025 Bangkok, 27 November 2025 — The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) proudly hosted the SweCham Members Dinner & Awards Night 2025 at the elegant Oriental Residence Bangkok, bringing together members, partners, and friends for an evening of celebration, connection, and appreciation. As we approach the end of the year, the event offered a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the achievements and collaborations that have shaped our community throughout 2025. The programme began with Welcoming Remarks by Peter Björk, SweCham President , who expressed heartfelt gratitude to all members for their continued support and engagement. This was followed by an Embassy Address from Per Linnér, Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Sweden , highlighting the strength of Swedish–Thai partnerships and a shared commitment to innovation, sustainability, and long-term collaboration. We were also honoured to hear from Tim Leelahaphan, Executive Director and Senior Economist for Thailand and Vietnam at Standard Chartered Bank (Thai) Public Company Limited , who delivered an insightful keynote on the economic trends expected in the coming year, including key perspectives on the Thai baht and political developments. Celebrating Community & Excellence Over a delightful dinner, guests enjoyed the opportunity to reconnect, exchange ideas, and celebrate the strong bonds within the SweCham community. The highlight of the evening was the SweCham Awards Ceremony , recognising outstanding contributions across four distinguished categories: · Company of the Year Award: Electrolux · Businessperson of the Year Award: Anders Rain, Ericsson · Start-up of the Year Award: Softa · SweCham Engagement Award: Yigit Saricinar, Geodis These awards honour excellence, leadership, and the positive impact that continues to strengthen the Swedish–Thai business community. A Fun Finale The evening concluded with a lively and much-enjoyed raffle activity , adding excitement and joy to the celebration. A special thank you to our generous raffle sponsors: Amrapur Tailors, Bartels, Capella Bangkok, Four Seasons, HappyLyfe, Namsu Shan Izakaya, Samitivej, Serenity Wines Asia, The Legend Chiangrai, The Oasis Spa Thailand and Va Presto . Thank You to Our Event Sponsors We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all our sponsors, whose support made this event truly memorable. Your contributions help strengthen SweCham’s programmes, initiatives, and community throughout the evening. · Platinum Sponsors: Electrolux, Ericsson · Gold Sponsor: SKF · Silver Sponsors: Geodis, Softa · In-kind Sponsor: Urban Flowers Click here for the full Photo Book! Previous Next

< Back SweCham Christmas Dinner, Saturday 13 December 2025 Bangkok, 13 December 2025 — The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) hosted the SweCham Christmas Dinner 2025 at The Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel , welcoming members, partners, friends, and families to celebrate the festive season together in a warm and joyful atmosphere. The evening was a wonderful reminder of the simple happiness found in shared moments, familiar faces, and festive traditions. Guests enjoyed a Traditional Swedish Christmas Dinner Buffet (Julbord) , offering an authentic taste of Swedish Christmas culture and setting the tone for a truly seasonal celebration. Throughout the evening, it was heartwarming to see smiles all around—friends reconnecting, families spending quality time together, and children enjoying the cheerful holiday surroundings. One of the most memorable moments of the night was a special visit from Santa Claus , who brought extra excitement and laughter by personally handing out Christmas presents to the children. The joy on the kids’ faces, along with the warm reactions from parents and guests, added a truly magical touch to the evening. The festive spirit continued with fun-filled activities, including a lively raffle draw and Christmas Bingo , creating moments of anticipation, laughter, and shared excitement that brought everyone together until the end of the night. 🙏 Thank You to All Our Sponsors We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our event sponsors — Black Mountain, Phyathai Hospital, and SAAB —as well as our valued in-kind sponsors : Akha Ma De, DotsCoffee, Freedom Restoration Project, Mammas Kok, and ThaiBev , whose generous support helped make this Christmas celebration possible. 🎉 Sincere thanks to our raffle sponsors: Amrapur Tailors, Bartels, Camfil, Capella Bangkok, Foreo, Four Seasons, L’Oréal, Nakhon Spa, Phyathai Hospital, Softa, Siri Sala, Rangoon Tea House, The Legend Chiangrai, The Oasis Spa Thailand, Va Presto, and The Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel. Thank you once again to everyone who joined us in celebrating the festive season with SweCham. We look forward to welcoming you to more joyful gatherings filled with friendship, family, and warm community spirit in the year ahead. 🇸🇪🇹🇭✨ Click here for the full Photo Book! Previous Next

< Back SweCham Young Professionals Networking, Thursday 12 February 2026 Bangkok, 12 February 2026 — The Thai-Swedish Chamber of Commerce (SweCham) was delighted to host its First Young Professionals Networking event, The Sound of Sweden , at Stock.Room , located within the Kimpton Maa-Lai Bangkok. The evening brought together emerging leaders, innovators, and creatives across industries for an engaging night of insight, inspiration, and connection. As part of SweCham’s ongoing efforts to foster cross-sector collaboration within the Swedish-Thai business community, this vibrant event offered a unique platform for young professionals to learn from global innovators and build meaningful professional relationships. The programme featured a compelling keynote by Henrik Ahlgren , representing Epidemic Sound — one of Sweden’s most influential modern music platforms. Henrik shared valuable perspectives on the rapidly evolving role of artificial intelligence in the music industry, illustrating how AI is reshaping creative workflows while reaffirming Epidemic Sound’s commitment to supporting real artists both creatively and financially. His insights sparked thoughtful discussions on balancing technological innovation with artistic authenticity. Guests were also treated to a lively atmosphere of networking throughout the evening, as attendees exchanged ideas, made new connections, and strengthened ties within the SweCham Young Professionals community. This networking event fostered an engaging environment where curiosity met opportunity — reaffirming SweCham’s mission to empower the next generation of global talent. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our Event Partner, Bangkok Vodka ; our Event Sponsor, ThaiBev ; and our Silver Sponsor, Fitness24Seven , for their valued support in making this event successful. Thank you to everyone who joined us — we look forward to welcoming you at our future events! Click here for the full Photo Book! Previous Next

Member Updates 16 Feb 2026 Home lifts for family homes in Thailand: why accessibility often brings people closer At Cibes Lift Thailand (subsidiary of Cibes Lift Group AB in Gävle, since 1947), we see one clear pattern in family homes: stairs can slowly shrink the way people use the house. Read More 5 Feb 2026 SweCham is Proud to Welcome Securitas as a New Member Securitas Thailand is part of Securitas AB, a world‑leading protective services partner with more than 90 Years of global expertise. Read More 2 Feb 2026 Extending a Warm Welcome to Alfa Laval in Our Thai–Swedish Business Community Our corporate journey began more than 140 years ago. Ever since we have challenged conventional thinking on quality, efficiency, and innovation. Read More 29 Jan 2026 Welcoming Alimak Group to the SweCham Community Founded in Sweden in 1948, Alimak Group is a global leader in vertical access solutions with operations in over 100 countries. Read More 23 Jan 2026 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 Read More 23 Jan 2026 A Warm Welcoming Lesjöfors to the SweCham Community In 2025, Lesjöfors Group celebrates a milestone few companies ever reach, 350 years of continuous innovation, craftsmanship, and industrial excellence. Read More 19 Dec 2025 Welcoming Cibes as SweCham’s New Annual Gold Partner Cibes has elevated its membership from a Regular Corporate Member to an Annual Gold Partner of the SweCham community. Read More 11 Dec 2025 Welcoming The Mall Group, our new member to SweCham Community The Mall Group is one of Thailand’s largest mall operators, with a comprehensive department store network spanning Bangkok Read More 9 Dec 2025 We are delighted to welcome new member, Miracle Tai Chi, to SweCham Community Miracle Tai Chi Co., Ltd. is a wellness organization dedicated to improving global health through Tai Chi, breathing science, and mindful movement. Read More 1 2 3 4 5 1 ... 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ... 26

At Cibes Lift Thailand (subsidiary of Cibes Lift Group AB in Gävle, since 1947), we see one clear pattern in family homes: stairs can slowly shrink the way people use the house. < Back Home lifts for family homes in Thailand: why accessibility often brings people closer 16 Feb 2026 At Cibes Lift Thailand (subsidiary of Cibes Lift Group AB in Gävle, since 1947), we see one clear pattern in family homes: stairs can slowly shrink the way people use the house. A home lift is not only about moving between floors. It helps remove the “invisible barrier” that stairs create for grandparents, wheelchair users, and even busy parents carrying laundry, groceries, or luggage. When moving around the home becomes easy again, the whole house gets used again, more often, with less worry. Cibes home lifts are designed to be compact, and in many homes they can be installed without a deep pit or a machine room. That’s one reason they’re popular for both new builds and renovations in Thailand. Why do stairs quietly split a family home? It usually happens without anyone saying it out loud. Grandma starts staying on the ground floor. Kids spend time upstairs. Guests with limited mobility hear, “It’s okay, we’ll come down.” Everyone is trying to be kind, but the home still becomes divided. A home lift changes the flow of daily life. Instead of planning around stairs, each floor stays connected. People move naturally, when they want, not only when someone is available to help. How does a home lift help grandparents stay involved every day? Grandparents often miss the small moments first. A quick chat before bed. Helping with homework. Joining the family upstairs without thinking twice. A home lift supports safer, simpler movement between floors. That keeps routines intact and makes it easier for older family members to stay involved. It also takes pressure off the rest of the family, because support doesn’t always have to mean physical lifting or constant supervision. What changes during parties, birthdays, and family gatherings? In Thai family homes, gatherings move around. Food comes out of the kitchen, people spread out, kids run upstairs, relatives settle where they feel comfortable. When someone can’t use the stairs, they end up missing parts of the day. A home lift helps everyone take part, including elderly guests and anyone with mobility challenges. It also makes practical tasks easier, like carrying dishes, drinks, gifts, and heavier items between floors. What about family and friends who use a wheelchair? A lift sends a simple message: every floor is for everyone. It helps avoid the common “one-floor only” limitation that wheelchair users often face in multi-storey homes. Just as important, it supports independence. People can move without feeling like they’re creating extra work for the host. That changes the mood of a visit in a good way. Can a home lift make daily chores less of a grind? Yes, and many homeowners tell us this is the benefit they didn’t expect to love so much. Stairs turn small tasks into repeated effort: laundry baskets, grocery bags, water packs, suitcases, kids’ gear. A home lift reduces that friction. You save energy for the parts of family life that actually matter. Sometimes that’s as simple as sitting down together at the end of the day. Is a home lift also future planning for the family? Many families install a home lift because there’s already a clear need, or a concern about aging parents. But it also keeps the home practical over time. As mobility changes, the house stays usable without forcing a move later. FAQ about Home Lifts Does a home lift take a lot of space? 
 Cibes home lifts are designed to be compact (as little as 1 sqm) and are often planned without a deep pit or a separate machine room, which can help in both new homes and many existing homes. How long does installation take? 
 A typical installation is often 5 to 7 days for a 2-stops lift and around 7 to 15 days for more stops, depending on site conditions and the chosen configuration. How do I check safety standards? 
 Ask which standard the lift follows. For home lifts, EN 81-41 is a key reference. You can also ask who reviewed or certified the lift, and request documentation. Cibes home lifts are designed with safety features such as an emergency stop and backup power functions. Cibes Lift Thailand and the Swedish business community Cibes Lift Thailand is a proud Annual Gold Partner of SweCham Thailand. We support Swedish initiatives in the Kingdom through the chamber’s community, and long-term collaboration with Swedish business networks in Thailand. To know more, contact us via our website www.cibeslift.co.th About the Author: Bruno Radegonde is Thailand Managing Director at Cibes Lift (Thailand) Co., ltd. And Senior Director for Marketing and Commercial Excellence Apac & Mena. He has been part of the Cibes Lift Group since 2021 and worked in Thailand since 2010. Bruno holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from University of Paris 12. Previous Next