Swe-Cham News Feed | January 13, 2025 | | | |
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NEFAB Achieves RBA Platinum Certification: A Commitment to Sustainability and Excellence
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In a recent insightful conversation, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce had the privilege of speaking with Matthijs van der Meiden, Managing Director of Patron Member NEFAB, a global leader in industrial packaging and logistics solutions. This interview delves into NEFAB’s journey in the Netherlands to achieve Platinum status in the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) certification, shedding light on the company’s commitment to sustainability, employee engagement, and health & safety. | |
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Are You the Next Management Trainee?
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The Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the Netherlands invites young professionals to apply for the 2025-2026 International Management Trainee Program, with the application deadline on March 2, 2025.
This traineeship offers the chance to gain hands-on international business experience, build valuable networks, and participate in seminars and business development activities.
Don't miss the opportunity to boost your career and expand your global connections!
| | Welcome New Member Rud Pedersen Public Affairs | We are very proud to give a warm welcome to our new Swedish Chamber Member, Rud Pedersen Public Affairs
We are excited to have Rud Pedersen Public Affairs as part of our community and look forward to a fruitful partnership.
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2025: A New Year for the SWE-CHAM Young Professionals
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2024 was a remarkable year for YP, marking milestones like surpassing 100 members and hosting inspiring events that strengthened our Swedish/Dutch Young Professionals community. As we look ahead, 2025 promises even greater opportunities and unforgettable moments. Curious about what’s next? Hear directly from project leader Justin Rundcrantz and Chairperson Alexander Ljungström about the exciting plans in store for YP this year. | |
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Tony Harris Appointed New Head of SSAB Europe
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Tony Harris has been appointed the new head of SSAB Europe, effective February 1, 2025. He transitions into this leadership role from his current position as Head of Sales and Business Development at SSAB Europe.
Tony will succeed Olavi Huhtala, who earlier has announced his retirement. | |
Why are Nordic Companies so Successful? | Nordic companies, despite making up just 1% of global GDP, have become global powerhouses, with names like Lego, Ikea, Atlas Copco, and Spotify leading the charge. But what’s driving this remarkable success?
The answer lies in four key factors: a global mindset, early adoption of cutting-edge technologies, supportive economic policies, and long-term ownership structures that ensure stability and growth. These elements have helped Nordic businesses outperform their European peers and dominate across industries.
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Application open: Swedish Chamber of Commerce Sustainability Scholarship – Powered by Saab
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The brand new scholarship, the Swedish Chamber of Commerce Sustainability Scholarship – Powered by Saab, is now accepting applications. This scholarship supports master’s students in Sweden or the Netherlands conducting sustainability-focused research with relevance to both countries.
The scholarship offers up to €4,000 annually to fund research-related activities such as travel, conferences, and materials. It is open to two-year (120 ECTS) master’s students aged 21–36, holding Swedish or Dutch citizenship. Eligible projects must focus on sustainability with potential business applications.
Recipients will present their research at a Chamber event in 2025, highlighting their contributions to advancing sustainability and fostering collaboration between Sweden and the Netherlands. Application closes on January 31, 2025 | |
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Sweden Recognized as an Innovation Champion at CES 2025
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On January 7, 2025, Sweden was honoured as one of the Innovation Champions during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
“This award once again confirms that Sweden is a world-leading innovation nation. But we cannot rest on our laurels. The government is working to strengthen our position even further. It is crucial for Sweden’s future competitiveness and prosperity, especially in light of the ongoing global tech race,” said Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch. | |
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