The Swedish Chamber of Commerce India (SCCI) is an independent, non-profit networking organization with the mission to enable, promote and encourage Swedish companies to drive long-term, sustainable business in India.
The SCCI community consists of Swedish companies from all sectors and stages of establishment in India and we provide our members with unique opportunities for continuous learning and development, platforms for leverage for the community as well as individual member companies.
The Chamber continuously works with promoting the value proposition of Sweden to further strengthen the identity and message of the Swedish business community in India. Together we break new grounds in areas of societal, environmental and business interest.
One of the main products of SCCI is the annual Business Climate Survey, measuring the temperature of the opportunities and challenges faced by the Swedish business community in India. The BCS is conducted in cooperation with the Embassy of Sweden and Business Sweden and is used in dialogue with governments (both state and central), in B2B Forums and in many different areas where doing business in India is discussed.
SCCI is a member of the Swedish Chamber International. The Swedish Chambers International (SCI) represent a significant part of the Swedish business community, out of Sweden. The SCI consists of Swedish Chambers of Commerce in 38 key locations where companies with Swedish connections do business. The Swedish partner of the SCI is the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.
A foreign Chamber of commerce is a non-profit organization serving its corporate members. SCI strives to be a meeting platform for business contacts and social interaction. The aim is to highlight and define growth potential for businesses around the world. The organization works with public bodies and other organizations – with the goal to expand the bilateral trade and economic exchange, essential for prosperity and development.
Board of Directors – Swedish Chambers International
1. Maria Rankka, Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, Chairman
2. Renee Lundholm, SAAC, New York
3. Ulla Nilsson, United Kingdom
4. Irena Busic, China
5. Jonas Lindström, Brazil
6. Sara Larsson, India
7. Thomas Ryberg, Germany
8. Anders Fogelström/Gita Paterson, France
