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The Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the Netherlands is a dynamic Swedish-Dutch business platform, extending commercial relations between Sweden and the Netherlands and creating first-class business services. We are a nonprofit organization with more than 60 years of experience, helping entrepreneurs and corporations of all sizes to establish, grow and develop their business.

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Welcome New Member ZUMFLOW!
The Swedish Chamber of Commerce is very pleased to give a warm welcome to ZUMFLOW Leadership Development. ZUMFLOW coaches, designs and delivers workshops and leadership programmes with a focus on effective and authentic leadership.
We are looking forward to introducing ZUMFLOW to our business network and to a fruitful and exciting collaboration.
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Ynzo van Zanten confirmed summit speaker at Swedish Chamber’s 60th Anniversary
The Swedish Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome Ynzo van Zanten, Chief Evangelist at Tony’s Chocoloney, TEDx/SXSW/SB Speaker and Author, as one of the prominent summit speakers at the upcoming Swedish Chamber’s 60th Anniversary on November 18, 2021. In his current role as Cheif Evangelist at Tony's Chocolonely, Ynzo is responsible for telling the story around the globe of the roadmap towards 100% slavery free chocolate, of how to make an impact with a purpose-driven team, and of how to build a successful global brand with a zero-paid media policy. Ynzo has also experience as a speaker for TEDx/SXSW/SB Speaker and as an Author. Ynzo will contribute with valuable insights to the Swedish-Dutch Innovation & Sustainability Summit which focuses on 21-century Innovation, where the greater trends facing us will be addressed. For more information, please visit the.
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Dr. Cara Antoine confirmed summit speaker at the Swedish Chamber’s 60th Anniversary
The Swedish Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome Dr. Cara Antoine, Managing Director at IG&H, and President of Women in Tech Netherlands, as one of the prominent summit speakers at the upcoming Swedish Chamber’s 60th anniversary on November 18, 2021. Cara has seasoned Executive experience in digitally transforming businesses and cultures across global industries from Polaroid to Compaq, Hewlett-Packard, Royal Dutch Shell, Microsoft, and IG&H. Her inclusive mindset and approach to diversity enable organizations and the individuals who work within them, to achieve more. She serves as Netherlands President and Executive Member of the Board of Women in Tech, as Supervisory Board Member at Wortell, and on the Quality Council at the BIT Academy to excite future generations of female leaders to choose for a career in technology. Cara will contribute with valuable insights to the Swedish-Dutch Innovation & Sustainability Summit which focuses on 21-century Innovation, where the greater trends facing us will be addressed. For more information, please visit the .
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UPDATE DUTCH POLITICS according to PublicMatters: 2022 is looking bright on Budget Day
Caretaker Cabinet presents an optimistic budget with 3,5% economic growth and national debt at 56,5% of GDP in 2022
On Budget Day (known as 'Prinsjesdag'), the third Tuesday of September, the Dutch government announces its plans and ambitions for the coming year. This year the cabinet has a ‘caretaker status’, following the childcare benefit scandal in January when PM Rutte offered the resignation of his cabinet to the King. Due to a very long and complicated formation process, no new cabinet has been formed as of yet. Later today, the minister of Finance (Wopke Hoekstra) will present the government budget for the upcoming year – called “Resilience and Building Onwards” – which will be followed by a cycle of parliamentary debates, lasting until the beginning of December. All budgets of all the ministries must be approved by Parliament and Senate by January 1st, 2022. The key message from this year’s King’s Speech is that the Netherlands is doing well economically, which provides room to "build towards the Netherlands of tomorrow". As the COVID-crisis had an enormous impact on the Dutch people and healthcare system, the government is working on a prevention plan for pandemics. Extra investments in building new houses, climate policy, and security will help move the Netherlands forward. It's also stated that the Dutch worry about the increasing polarization of public debates, but that they are resilient people that still rate their lives positively.   Public Matters is a leading public affair & lobby consultancy in the Netherlands, supporting clients on influencing policy and strategic communications. We are expert, creative, and result-driven. Curious to find out what the 2022 budget means for your business, and how to influence policies in the coming debate cycle? Do not hesitate to contact us to explore opportunities and threats, and how to seize or mitigate them.
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Events

September 30, 2021 Chamber Executive Luncheon featuring Mr. Martijn Hagens CEO Vattenfall
October 12, 2021 Welcome reception new Swedish Ambassador to the Netherlands
October 14, 2021 Mental Health at the Workplace Post Covid-19 with Mindler
October 19, 2021 Tech For Good
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