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2010-09-21 New Members Welcome IK Investment Partners |
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2010-09-30 Michael Wolf, CEO Swedbank Swedbank in Stockholm |
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2010-10-11 End of Corruption. Seminar on UK, US and Swedish law Mannheimer Swartling |
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2010-10-18 ART IN OFFICE EIM, Birger Jarlsgatan |
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2010-10-20 BSCC Patrons Dinner Residence |
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2010-11-29 BSCC Christmas drinks Residence tbc |
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To be confirmed Meeting with Staffan Carlsson, HE Ambassador to the UK Stockholm |
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Mission and offer Our mission is to create and nurture an environment where influential contacts can be made and strengthened. In addition we provide a wide range of services to member companies on both sides of the North Sea. These services are designed to help companies make more effective use of the time and marketing investment, and to keep existing and prospective members up to date on current business issues by means of seminars, lunches and conferences.
We offer
- a forum to meet potential clients and associates face to face
- valuable legal, financial and commercial advice through our vast network of members
- valuable contact with British, Swedish and international companies
- an opportunity for larger, more established companies to offer their knowledge and expertise to smaller companies and the opportunity for smaller companies to take advantage of this
- introduction to possible distributors, trading partners and manufacturers
- good co-operation with other organisations both in Sweden and the UK, including the British Embassy in Stockholm, the Swedish Embassy in London, the British Council, UK Trade & Investment, Department of Trade, the Swedish-British Society, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in the UK, other European Chambers of Commerce, Trade International Northern Ireland and organisations and institutions that can be of use to us, and thus to our members
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Who is a member?
The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce has approximately 130 members, both Swedish and British companies as well as subsidiaries, of different sizes and in different fields, the majority being involved in international trade.
Why become a member?
Being a business man or woman is hard work and much of one's success is due to the network that one can claim to belong to. Being a member of the Chamber is definitely a networking opportunity. It will render your name and your company a certain air of weight of tradition and importance in co-operation with others. Apart from that there is a long list of services and contacts that you, as a member, can make use of; awareness of cultural differences and to have your own and your staff's bank of knowledge growing. A membership in the British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce strengthens relations between business contacts on both sides of the North Sea and creates new ones.
Turnover based membership fee
The annual cost for an individual membership depends on the annual turnover of your company; |
SEK Annual turnover
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50M-100M
100M-500M
500M and over |
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Service Fee
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Membership Fee
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GBP, Annual turnover
50 000 - 1M
1M - 10M
10M - 100M
100M - 500M
500M and over |
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Membership Fee
£ 198
£ 534
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Excluding VAT 25% on Service Fee.
The Service Fee is Tax deductible.These rates apply from January 2009 until further notice./Saturday, 17 March 2009 How does a company apply for membership? Any corporation, company or person engaged or interested in commerce between Sweden and the United Kingdom may apply for membership of the Chamber. Membership runs per calendar year. The Membership fee is directly related to the turnover of the company.
If you would like to become a member of the British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce, please complete the Membership Application Form and send it to the Secretariat.
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