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welcome Earlier this year, the UN backed Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Report, referred to as the IPCC report, created headlines all over the world. The report was the first to be released since 2013, and the results alarming – showing that the last decade held the highest average temperature in 125,000 years, and that the increasing number of extreme weather events can be directly linked to human-made climate change. The message was both deeply disturbing and crystal clear: we need to change our ways and we need to do it now.

By bringing together stakeholders from across a range of industries and from both Sweden and the UK, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK is hoping to serve as a platform for the important discussions on how we together strive towards a green recovery. At Impact you will meet businesses making real impactful changes to their operations, hear about business models being turned upside down, policy makers working alongside corporates, and the next generation entrepreneurs and ideas shaping our future.

Join us on a journey towards a greener, cleaner future.

A special thank you to our sponsors SEB, Skanska, SSAB, Vattenfall, Wastefront and White & Case, as well as our partners at the Department for International Trade for making this important event possible.

Peter Sandberg, Chief Executive, Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK

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09.00

Light breakfast

10.00 Welcome Peter Sandberg, Chief Executive, Swedish Chamber of Commerce

The rise of green consumerism Artur Dannenberg, Key Account Director UK & Ireland, Tetra Pak Leyla Ertur, Head of Sustainability, H&M Group Peter Jelkeby, Country Retail ManWager and Chief Sustainability Officer,

IKEA UK and Ireland Hanna Grahn, Sustainability Lead, Spotify Veronica Råberg-Schrello, Director, Kekst CNC

A whole new world emerging – Simon Hicks, Urban Planner, Foster + Partners Victoria Hills MRTPI FICE, Chief Executive, Royal Town Planning Institute

Professor Alan Jones, Immediate Past President,

Royal Institute of British Architects Lilli Matson, Chief Health, Safety and Environment Officer,

Transport for London Lydia Whitaker, Head of Planning, BoKlok

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refreshments

The grid Robert Andrén, Director General, Swedish Energy Agency Ulrika Wising, Global VP Customer Solutions

Renewables & Energy Solutions, Shell Harald Överholm, CEO and Founder, Alight

Martin Siegert FRSE, Co-Director, Grantham Institute,

Imperial College London

Transforming transportation Tanya Neech, UK Sustainability Officer, Scania James Padden, Head of Future Roads Technology, Department for Transport Ben Roth, Online Business Director, Volvo Car UK

A Circular Solution

to a Circular Problem Maria Moræus Hanssen, Chairperson, Wastefront 13.00

LUNCH

Towards fossil-free steel Thomas Hörnfeldt, Vice President Sustainability & Public Affairs, SSAB Andreas Regnell, Head of Strategic Development, Vattenfall Darren Wilson, CEO, LKAB Minerals Charles Joly, Head of Sustainability, London School of Economics and Political Science

Green finance Johan Torgeby, President and Group Chief Executive, SEB

Money makes the world go round Renato Beltran, Client Executive, UK Large Corporates, SEB

Viveka Hirdman-Ryrberg, Head of Corporate Communication & Sustainability, Investor AB Michael Sheren, Senior Advisor, Bank of England Jonathan Ward, VP Transition Success, ClimateView Michael Bark-Jones, Counsel, White & Case

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Sandwiches Salad wrap with pearl barley, quinoa and creamy mustard dressing Prawn Skagen sandwich Salt beef, mustard and dill pickle on rye

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Salads Green beans, tomato, olive, new potato salad with mustard vinaigrette and ash onion skin Kale, roasted butternut squash and apple salad with tahini dressing and butternut squash skin crisps

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Mains Vego à la Lindström with mushroom sauce and roasted potatoes Assorted vegetable quiche Oven baked salmon with herbal crust and crispy skin

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Desserts Vegan Brownie Apple pie with crumbles and apple skin crisp

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Maria Moræus Hanssen Chairperson, Wastefront Maria has more than 30 years’ experience with E&P, investments and infrastructure in Oil & Gas. She is former CEO of DEA and CEO of E&P at Engie, Vice Chair of Yara, Investment Director of Aker and SVP of Statoil.

She is currently a director of Alfa Laval, Scatec Solar and Schlumberger, in addition to her roles as Chairman of Wastefront and Oslobygg KF.

Keynote: A Circular Solution to a Circular Problem

Johan Torgeby President and Group Chief Executive, SEB Johan Torgeby is since 2017 the President and Group Chief Executive of Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB), a Nordic financial services group. He leads a team of approximately 15,000 employees who serve more than 3,000 large corporate and institutional customers, 400,000 small and medium sized enterprises and four million private individuals.

Keynote: Green finance

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Artur Dannenberg Key Account Director UK & Ireland, Tetra Pak Artur Dannenberg is Key Account Director at Tetra Pak UK & Ireland and a Tetra Pak North Europe Leadership Team member. Artur was appointed to the role in August 2021, with the overall responsibility for the company’s sales activities in UK & Ireland. He is a Board Member of ACE Association and ReCarton.

Artur has over 20 years of experience in different sectors, like Petrol Industry, Consulting and Real Estate. Since 2012 he is active in the Beverage Industry and joined Tetra Pak in 2016 as a Key Account Manager in Spain and Portugal. He held a senior management position in Tetra Pak Europe & Central Asia before being appointed to his current role in 2021.

Leyla Ertur Head of Sustainability, H&M Group Leyla Ertur was appointed Head of Sustainability at H&M Group in January 2021. At this point, she also became a member of the company’s executive management team. Leyla is responsible to drive and implement sustainability throughout the H&M Group together with a global team of more than 250 people. Having joined the company in 2000, Leyla has worked in multiple continents, leading teams across a variety of areas and in production countries such as Bangladesh, China and Hong Kong and most recently has held a duel position as Regional Country Manager Production Europe, and Head of Global Quality Strategy and Compliance.

Hanna Grahn

Sustainability Lead, Spotify

Hanna Grahn is Sustainability Lead at Spotify, and joined the company earlier this year to head its climate-related work. Prior to Spotify, Hanna was Senior Sustainability Specialist at the private Equity firm EQT, supporting the organisation, its wide range of portfolio companies and the broader financial industry on sustainability topics. Other work experience include advising companies on sustainability communication and public affairs. She holds a MSc in Finance from Stockholm School of Economics.

Peter Jelkeby Country Retail Manager and Chief Sustainability Officer, IKEA UK and Ireland Peter began his IKEA career as a part time self-serve co-worker in the Gothenburg store. He has worked all over the IKEA world, in Trading and Purchasing in Russia followed by a move to Vietnam, joining the IKEA AsiaPacific team. In 2000, he joined IKEA UK and Ireland and held several positions including Store Manger IKEA Lakeside, Marketing Manager, Sales and Communications Manager and Deputy Retail Manager. He has spent the last nine years at Clas Ohlson AB, where he held various roles. Prior, Peter spent nine years at Clas Ohlson AB, where he held various roles including acting CEO, Executive Vice President/COO as well as Director of Operations.

Veronica Råberg-Schrello Director, Kekst CNC

Veronica Råberg-Schrello is a Director at international communications advisory firm Kekst CNC, specialised in reputation, sustainability and advocacy. She works with Swedish as well as international companies, most of which are going through major transformation. Reputation and sustainability credentials involve mandates in the European and American markets, working with clients facing challenges such as asset depletion, implementation of ESG legislation and metrics and pre-IPO positioning. Veronica has corporate experience from working within the Communications and Sustainability department of Investor AB. Veronica graduated from the Stockholm School of Economics with a degree in Business and Economics.

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Simon Hicks Urban Planner, Foster + Partners Simon Hicks is an Urban Planner working at the intersection between design, local economic development and sustainability. His focus is on the application of data, technology and design solutions to improve liveability and ecology in the urban environment. Recent work includes insights into the opportunities of post-COVID workspace and masterplanning of Centennial Yards in Downtown Atlanta – a $5 billion transformation of parking lots and former railyards into an experiential and inclusive mixed-use development.

Victoria Hills MRTPI FICE Chief Executive, Royal Town Planning Institute Victoria Hills MRTPI FICE is Chief Executive of the Royal Town Planning Institute with over 22 years in senior roles in planning, transport, organisational leadership and development. She latterly led the UK’s largest regeneration project at Old Oak. Using the convening role of the Institute, she makes the case for resourcing planning and advocating the important role of putting planning at the heart of government delivery for the quality places that people want to live in.

Professor Alan Jones Immediate Past President, Royal Institute of British Architects Alan Jones is the Immediate Past President of the Royal Institute of British Architects (2019-21) and Professor of Architecture at Queen’s University Belfast, a member of the UK’s Russell Group of universities. Alan’s built work is cited in design guides and has received various awards and commendations. His achievements as RIBA President include a radical new framework for long-term development of the profession and setting the long-term goals for the 200th anniversary of the RIBA.

Lilli Matson Chief Health, Safety and Environment Officer, Transport for London Leading London’s work to make the capital safe and attractive for all journeys, to achieve their goal of Vision Zero, where no one is injured or killed on the transport network. Also working to address the climate crisis and achieve a net zero carbon railway by 2030. Lilli was a member of the UK Government’s Commission for Integrated Transport and ran my own transport consultancy for five years, delivering advice and direction on policies and projects to promote sustainable travel.

Lydia Whitaker

Head of Planning, BoKlok

Lydia Whitaker is Head of Planning at BoKlok. BoKlok is a joint venture between Skanska and IKEA and has built over 12,000 homes across the Nordics.

Using Modern Methods of Construction, BoKlok began its UK modular home business in 2019. It is a business that prides itself on customer satisfaction and sustainability and provides quality home ownership to people earning the average wage. Lydia leads the process of taking BoKlok residential schemes through the planning process, engaging with Local Planning Authorities, communities, and statutory consultees.

the grid Robert Andrén Director General, Swedish Energy Agency Appointed in 2019, Robert Andrén is the Director General for the Swedish Energy Agency, with responsibility for national energy policies, including international energy relations and European energy policy issues. Presently, he was also until recently vice-chair of the Mission Innovation (MI) initiated as part of the Paris Agreement. He serves also at the Advisory Council of the Stockholm County Administrative Board. He has been working within the Government Offices of Sweden for more than 20 years.

Ulrika Wising Global VP Customer Solutions Renewables Ulrika Wising is the Vice President of Global Customer Solutions for Shell’s Renewables & Energy Solutions business. A new Vice Presidentship that intends to support new and existing customers on their decarbonization journey.

Prior to Shell, she was the head of Solar and Battery storage at Macquarie, she’s led several teams with DNV GL, and she was the CEO of a start-up in data mining which she turned into a growing business. She holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering.

Harald Överholm CEO and Founder, Alight Harald Överholm is the CEO and founder of Alight, the leading provider of solar Power Purchase Agreements in the Nordic region. Dr Overholm was previously a cleantech venture capitalist and an advisor on solar markets to the WWF and the Swedish Government. He earned his PhD from the University of Cambridge and is a member of the International Energy Agency’s PVPS workgroup on solar business models and a former associate with leading global sustainability think tank Stockholm Environment Institute.

Martin Siegert FRSE Co-Director, Grantham Institute, Imperial College London Professor Martin Siegert FRSE has been the Co-Director of the Grantham Institute - climate change and environment - since May 2014. Previously, he was Head of the School of GeoSciences and Assistant Principle for Energy and Climate Change at Edinburgh University, where he now holds an Honorary Professorship. He is a polar scientist who has undertaken three Antarctic field seasons, using geophysics to measure the subglacial landscape and understand what it tells us about past changes in Antarctica and elsewhere.

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ortation p s n a r t ming transfor Tanya Neech UK Sustainability Officer, Scania Tanya Neech is responsible for Sustainability across the UK business. Her role covers the local and national business strategy, the energy and carbon reduction roadmap and Scania’s sustainable transport solutions portfolio. Tanya initially joined Scania as part of the Bus and Coach division and focused on the delivery of Low Carbon Buses. Today, she represents the UK within the European business region and globally for all the Truck and Bus & Coach activity, she is regularly involved in the global affairs and strategic direction of the business.

James Padden Head of Future Roads Technology, James joined the Civil Service ten years ago and is Head of Future Roads Technology in the DfT. His responsibilities include the £100m Future Transport Zone programme which is trialling a range of innovative forms of transport, connected vehicles and digital roads, and national e-scooter trials, including wider ‘micromobility’ policy.

Ben Roth Online Business Director, Volvo Car UK Ben Roth spent his early career in the product space within financial services, before moving to John Lewis where he looked after various Marketing and eCommerce teams over the course of 12 years. The experience taught him the importance of interconnectivity between product, proposition, commercial model and brand. Ben recently moved to Volvo to look after their fast growing online business, with flexible car subscriptions leading the charge – and electric vehicles at the core of the strategy.

e steel e r f il s s fo towards Thomas Hörnfeldt Vice President Sustainability & Public Affairs, SSAB Thomas Hörnfeldt is Vice President Sustainability & Public Affairs at SSAB and has an MBA from Uppsala University and an MSc from KTH in Stockholm. He has vast experience in general management & sales, market intelligence as well as sustainability. In addition, Thomas has been Managing Director of Ruukki Sverige, Senior Vice President & International Sales at Ruukki Metals Ltd, Vice President at Atlas Copco Dynapac and Vice President Corporate Marketing & Sales at steel provider Ovako.

Andreas Regnell Head of Strategic Development, Vattenfall& Energy Solutions, Shell Andreas Regnell is Head of Strategic Development within Vattenfall AB. Vattenfall is one of Europe’s largest producers of electricity with almost 20,000 employees. Andreas is responsible for the development of group strategy, business planning, environment, sustainability, and research and development.

He is also Chairman of HYBRIT Development and has a long experience from strategic work from his time at the Boston Consulting Group 2002-2010, where he was responsible for the Nordic operations from 2005 to 2010.

Darren Wilson CEO, LKAB Minerals Darren Wilson is the Chief Executive Officer of LKAB Minerals which is part of the Swedish State owned iron ore mining company LKAB. The key objective for the Minerals division is to maximise value and sustainable resource efficiency from LKAB mining by-products through multiple routes to market. In addition, LKAB Minerals processes minerals internationally specialising in using mining and processing by-products into construction, agriculture and specialist valueadding industries.

Charles Joly Head of Sustainability, London School of Economics and Political Science Charles is a corporate sustainability expert with 15 years’ experience supporting diverse high-profile organisations. He started his career as an environmental consultant in Scotland before progressing to in-house roles with the University of Portsmouth, the National Health Service and the Bank of England, delivering a number of award-winning initiatives and programmes. Charles joined the London School of Economics (LSE) in 2019, leading a team working to embed sustainability across the School’s activities from education and research.

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Renato Beltran Client Executive, UK Large Corporates, SEB Renato is a London-based senior banker at SEB within large corporates and financial institutions. He is responsible for a portfolio of strategic UK clients across industries, from energy and utilities to waste management. Renato is an advocate for sustainable banking and advises corporates on sustainable finance solutions across banking products. He has worked for over twenty years in banking, and has global experience in corporate and financial sponsors coverage in New York and London.

Viveka Hirdman-Ryrberg Head of Corporate Communication Viveka is the Head of Corporate Communication & Sustainability at Investor AB, the largest industrial holding company in Northern Europe. She joined Investor in 2018 and has been instrumental in gearing up Investor’s sustainability work. In addition, Viveka chair’s Misum, a multi-disciplinary research center for sustainable markets at Stockholm School of Economics. Viveka previously worked for close to 30 years at the bank SEB, where she the last 10 years was the Head of Corporate Communication & Marketing.

Michael Sheren Senior Advisor, Bank of England Michael Sheren provides counsel and independent challenge to senior management on matters concerning, governance, financial markets and risk.

Mr Sheren Co-Chaired the G20 Sustainable Finance Study Group. Further, Mr Sheren is an active developer of innovative sustainable finance structures around the world. Mr Sheren was a founding contributor to the BoE’s Fintech Accelerator and remains on its steering committee. Prior to Joining the Bank, Mr Sheren spent over twenty-five years in the debt capital markets.

Jonathan Ward VP Transition Success, ClimateView Jonathan Ward is Vice President Transition Success at ClimateView, a Swedish climate technology company working with cities around the world to execute their optimal pathway to net-zero. With more than 10 years’ experience in climate change and sustainability projects and several years of direct local government work as Principal Energy Policy Officer at Nottingham City Council, he adds a unique customer perspective within product development and works to continuously support city staff for successful climate transitions.

Michael Bark-Jones Counsel, White & Case Michael is an English law solicitor and Swedish Advokat in the firm’s Debt Finance & Capital Markets group located in the Stockholm office. He has advised on a wide range of debt and equity capital market products primarily acting for arrangers, sponsors and issuers (including corporates, financial institutions, and sovereigns) on high yield and investment grade bond offerings for Nordic and International entities issuing in the Nordic and International markets.

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SURNAME NAME COMPANY Albåge Gough-Cooper Birgitta Lazard Almqvist Ulric Danske Bank Andrén Robert Swedish Energy Agency Anninos Natalia Time Partners Ashley Nathan Voi Technology Ashpitel Alice Mace Group Aurén Johan Accountum Bark-Jones Michael White & Case Beck-Friis Olga PocketLaw Beltran Renato SEB Bergsten Fredrik Kinnarps Berlin Zazkia YP Bhagwatsaran Prem Aura Cloud Bicondoa Ana Foster + Partners Blake Nicholas SEB Bringsjord Vegard Wastefront Buremo Johanna SEB Carlsson Carolina Cassandra Oil AB Christie Lisa Vattenfall Clarke-Smith Brendan MP for Bassetlaw Corbett Richard Voi Technology Cox David Mercuri Urval Croney Jonathan Handelsbanken Dahrieh Maria WhaleShark Dannenberg Artur Tetra Pak de Ferry Foster Charlotte Foster + Partners Dodsworth Mark Europartnerships Donnelly Samantha Husqvarna UK Drury Helen UK Business Council for Sustainable Development Ed Larsen Sofia Thor Companies Engstrand Anders SEB Engström-Bondy Beatrice Investor Fernandez-Ares Dominic Stena Line Fraenkel Mikael Airmee Francis Glenn SEB Frenay Elisa SigmaRock Glover Daniel IG (Investment Trading) Goodwille Alexander Goodwille Grahn Hanna Spotify Griffiths Owain Volvo Car UK Grundberg Anders Pensum Consultants Grydbeck Louise YP Haas Marilyn Danske Bank Haddon Alex IC Design Haji Karima Scania Hales Craig Skanska

SURNAME NAME COMPANY Hall Chris ESG Investor Hamilton Fraser Clota Varde Hayes Chris Skanska Hayes Joseph H&M Hedenberg Victor YP Hicks Simon Foster + Partners Hills Victoria Royal Town Planning Institute Horton Helena Huang Geyang London & Partners Hvamstad Christian Wastefront Hynes Duncan SEB Jacobsson Patrik YP Jelkeby Peter IKEA Joly Charles London School of Economics and Political Science Junge Björn Metaforce Kjellberg Ina Target Aid Knutell Jesper EF Education First Krejcir Maj-Britt SEB Langman Charlotte Ashley Global Shipping Lee Julian Airmee Lien Vilde Thor Companies Linden Hanna Research Institute of Sweden Lowther Dianne Skanska MacPherson James Cambridge Institute for Sustainable Leadership Martinez Alexandra Clota Varde Matson Lilli Transport for London McGlade Jennifer LKAB Minerals McNally Lynn H&M McSweeney Anna-Lisa White Arkitekter Modin Fanny Norbloc Moræus Hanssen Maria Wastefront Morgan Blake Lexly Mount Olly Green Alliance Neech Tanya Scania Nordin Niklas Lexly Olson-Welsh Gabriella Keystone Onn Alexander Thor Companies Padden James Department for Transport Pamma Lauren Green Finance Institute Partridge Louise Merryhill Accountancy Services Perry Louisa Skanska Petkova Paula Foster + Partners Pihlgren Carl EY Piper Katherine The Future Economy Network Potts Sébastien Urb-it Råberg-Schrello Veronica Kekst CNC Reece-Hamshere Benjamin Metry Rehnberg Ellen YP Rinman Christina Addnode Group Roth Ben Volvo Car UK

SURNAME NAME COMPANY Routledge Paul Charge Amps Rush Tony Learnster Savén Björn IK Investment Partners Schmid Mei Ling Foster + Partners Schrewelius Ellinor Verdane Sewell Tamsin SSAB Swedish Steel Siegert Martin Grantham Institute, Imperial College London Silversol Susanna Embassy of Sweden Smith Paul Z Scania Sofia Miric Vesna Handelsbanken Spencer Dr Ben MP for Runnymede and Weybridge Stein Magnus Lexly Sundell Anna EQT Partners Sutton Katie Skanska Taylor of Warwick Lord House of Lords Toldo Luciane H&M Trott Chris Foster + Partners Vales Vianney Wastefront Wachtmeister Ted CEG Waddilove Barry Electrolux Walton Andrew Saab Ward Jonathan ClimateView Watt Robert Stockholm Environment Institute Werner Florian SigmaRock West Charlotte Global Action Plan Whitaker Lydia BoKlok Wikström Mathias Doconomy Williams Dave SSAB Swedish Steel Wilson Darren LKAB Minerals Wising Ulrika Shell International Petroleum Company Woodend Josh H&M Överholm Harald Alight

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Nordic Private Equity Forum 21 October | White & Case, London Despite a turbulent last 18 months, the Nordic Private Equity market continues optimistically and remains one of the most active ones in Europe. Hear from private equity firms on the state of the Nordic markets, and dive into the drive for a fossil free future, ESG innovation and Net-Zero in light of Britain hosting COP26. How is Nordic private equity working with sustainability and impact? What role does the asset management industry actually have to play, and what is the role of the institutional investors?

Join us at the Nordic Private Equity Forum which brings together stakeholders from the Nordic and UK-based asset management communities, from fund managers to banks, institutional investors and advisory firms, making it a great platform to connect with the Nordic PE ecosystem.

Meet&Pitch: FinTech 9 November | London We are inviting the brightest, most innovative and prominent Swedish FinTech businesses to join two half days sessions. 10 companies will be selected to be coached through masterclasses, inspirational speeches, speed dating and have the opportunity to meet important stakeholders in the industry. We are connecting founders with UK stakeholders within the finance and FinTech industry and the UK investment community to prepare them to take their business to the next level.

Meet & Pitch: FinTech, organised by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK on behalf of the UK Department for International Trade and with supporting partner Findec, focuses on Swedish businesses within Financial Technology.

SPeakers Include: READ MORE about our events AND REGISTER ON SCC.ORG.UK/EVENTS Adam Black Partner and Head of ESG & Sustainability, Coller Capital

Alireza Etemad Partner Sweden/ Finland, IK Investment Partners

Jan Jensen Partner, White & Case

2 December | 25+ speakers | Nobu Hotel London

This is Outer Thinking The world is facing some fundamental challenges, from disruptions lead by the technological revolution, to climate change and a workforce with new conditions to relate to. At the Swedish-British Summit 2021 we look at our joint future ahead, the challenges, and how we can learn from each other. “Outer Thinking” is about 21st century leadership, bringing together business leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians and academics from both Sweden and the United Kingdom, to address the greater trends facing us, from tech to climate change, the future workforce or global trade.

Hélène Barnekow CEO, Microsoft Sweden

3 December | The Landmark, London

Largest luncheon of its kind outside of Sweden The Swedish Chamber’s Christmas Luncheon has a long history dating back over a century. Today, it is the pinnacle of the business calendar, bringing together business people from across the Swedish-British community and is the largest luncheon of its kind outside of Sweden. The Luncheon will feature a traditional Lucia procession, a grand charity raffle, first-class entertainment, great company, and unique networking opportunities. To make it even better, the Luncheon is followed by an after-party that will keep the festivities going.

Leif Johansson Non-Executive Chairman

Swedish-British Summit and Annual Christmas Luncheon Package

For prices and booking information, please visit scc.org.uk Darja Isaksson Director General,

Jan-Olof Jacke Director General, Swedish

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e scc h t t u o b a The Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the United Kingdom – a not for profit organisation – is the ultimate platform for entrepreneurs and businesses within the Swedish-British business community. Founded in 1906 – by business and for business – we have represented, inspired and promoted our members, extended commercial relations between our countries, and delivered first-class services and events for over a century.

We serve a broad and diverse network of businesses – from entrepreneurs and start-ups to large corporates, and passionately aspire to provide the most relevant and valuable services. We support businesses throughout their life cycle, whether they are expanding into the UK, developing their business or wanting to connect more widely within the community.

Read more about the chamber, our community and events on:

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