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September 13, 2010
The Entrepreneurs Club
“Fake it 'til You Make it”
Smörgås Chef, New York
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September 14, 2010
Nordic Forum
Investment Trends in a Challenging Economy
Scandinavia House, New York |
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September 17, 2010
Annual Crayfish Dinner Dance
New York Yacht Club |
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September 19, 2010
Swedish Election Coverage
To RSVP, please call Restaurant Aquavit at 212 307 7311
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September 28, 2010
Speaker Luncheon
Featuring Jonas Bonnier
CEO, Bonnier AB |
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October 7, 2010
Swedish-American Executive Women's Conference
Citibank, New York |
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October 18, 2010
Annual Moose Hunt & Networking
in Jämtland, Sweden |
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October 19, 2010
Tuesday Club Featuring Steve Campe
President, Investor Growth Capital, Inc. |
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October 27, 2010
European - American Chamber of Commerce Fall Networking Event
Boat Cruise on World Yacht |
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October 28, 2010
Greening the Global Grid Conference
NASDAQ MarketSite, New York City |
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November 2, 2010
Speaker Luncheon
Featuring Börje Ekholm
President & CEO, Investor AB |
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December 7, 2010
23rd Lucia Trade Award Gala Dinner
New York |
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December 8, 2010
Annual Christmas Luncheon & Lucia Celebration
New York |
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About the Chamber
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In Business for Business
In 1906, eleven prominent Swedish businessmen gathered in New York to establish a Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce.
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Such an organization was deemed vital for trade and the furthering of economic relationships between the United States and Sweden.
Today, the Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce in New York is the largest in the world outside of Sweden and an important meeting place for Swedish-American businesspeople and interests. This only seems natural when you consider that Sweden has the world's oldest trade agreement with the United States, signed in 1783 in Paris by Benjamin Franklin and Count Carl-Gustaf Creutz (later the first Swedish ambassador to the United States). The Chamber remains true to its mission: To promote, advance and protect direct commercial relations between the United States and Sweden.
The Chamber's main resources are its members and its lengthy experience. By leveraging its unique network and a century of Swedish-American business, it is well positioned to help you facilitate any kind of venture. The Chamber's foundation is made up of three pillars:
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Membership
Membership in the Chamber ensures that you are part of the Swedish-American business community and provides access to our network, as well as unique opportunities for your company to highlight its products and services.
Events
The Chamber's full events calendar provides abundant networking and educational opportunities, including seminars, conferences, luncheons and galas, that offer a multitude of ways to raise your company's visibility.
Business Services
Business Services provides professional consulting services aimed at assisting Swedish companies pursuing business opportunities in the U.S. and vice versa. Together with our members, we also publish information booklets on the challenges you might meet while conducting business between the U.S. and Sweden.
What Our Members Say About Us
SACC New York is an important institution for Swedish interests in New York- before becoming Sweden's Minister for Foreign Affairs I belonged to their Board and know the importance of the work they do.
Carl Bildt
Sweden's Minister for Foreign Affairs
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SACC has a lot of nice and interesting members, a lot of activities, and is good for networking.
Haakan B. Anderson Guldkula
Founder of TracTechnology
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It is a very professional business organization and a great partner in our joint efforts to promote Swedish business development in the commercial and capital of the world.
Ambassador Jonas Hafström
Ambassador of Sweden to the U.S.
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Great network and excellent help when arriving in New York City
Christian W. Jansson
President and CEO of KappAhl Holding AB
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SACC New York is important for Scandinavia and SAS. Furthermore, me and my family just love New York!
Mats Jansson
President and CEO of SAS
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Very well-run and organized meeting place for many different kinds of people in the most exciting city in the world.
Leif Johansson
President of AB Volvo & CEO of Volvo Group
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I can find a business network of people to discuss with when I am feeling lonely in my decision making process. I can find experienced people to learn from when it comes how to deal with people and business in the USA when my knowledge and experience is not sufficient.
Stefan Lorentzson
President and CEO of Volvo Group North America
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An excellent venue for encouraging and fostering trade in goods and services but also for increasing the understanding and cultural exchange between the two countries.
Anders Nyrén
President and CEO of Industrivärden
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Swedish companies that want to launch in the U.S. have the opportunity to use SACC as a door – an introduction to U.S. business
Marcus Samuelsson
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