18.30 – 21.00
THIS MEETING WILL BE ORGANIZED AS A DIGITAL ZOOM MEETING.
Charing
For this meeting all participants are asked to prepare a 3 minute pitch on a Book, Training, or TEDX presentation you have read, done, seen.
It should be about something you have found interesting for work/personal effectivity/management etc., and you consider it valuable enough to share it with the group.
This way we can learn from each other and get some tips for interesting reads etc. so that we can add some items to our development wish list for the coming months.
The Mentorship Program is made possible by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce and Mercuri Urval sponsored by
Inter IKEA Systems and Handelsbanken.
Photo by Melker Dahlstrand/Imagebank.sweden.se
Welcome to this webinar and Q&A on staff wellbeing and resilience during times of disruption, featuring Dr Aarti Anhal, Founder of coaching and consultancy firm before nine.
This seminar is offered to you by a collaboration between the Swedish Chamber of Commerce UK.
We are living through a time of intense pressure and challenge for our people and our businesses. Yet, change also brings opportunity. How can we best support the wellbeing of our now remote workforce? And how can we equip staff with the skills and tools to stand strong, adapt and transform whilst meeting today’s and tomorrow’s business challenges? Aarti will be sharing advice and top tips on how to look after your people and set them up for success so that they can manage the threats and exploit the opportunities your business faces over the months ahead.
Dr Aarti Anhal has 20 years of experience in organisational resilience, with a specialist focus on human performance. Her firm helps people and organisations thrive during good times and challenging periods of change, crisis and failure.
Agenda
12.00 Welcome
12:05 Presentation
12.35 Q&A
13.00 End of webinar
About the webinar
Organised together with member businesses sharing their expertise with the SCC community, this brand new series of webinars highlight different aspects of operating and leading a business. The themes span from tax, accounting and law, to marketing, HR and cyber security, covering all aspects of running a business.
Booking information
The webinar is free of charge and open for all SCC and YP members in UK and the Netherlands.
Registration from the Netherlands:
- Either you can register on the website of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce UK, and tick SCC member
- Or you can email events@scc.org.uk and refer to your Dutch membership
Upon registration, you will be sent information on how to connect to the webinar.
In collaboration with:
Welcome to this webinar and Q&A on leading remote teams and successful online collaboration, featuring Nick Wright, Managing Director at Hyper Island and Gabriela Triffiletti, Learning Designer and Programme Leader for the Hyper Island Masters in Digital Management.
This seminar is offered to you by a collaboration between the Swedish Chamber of Commerce UK.
When remote work plans are put in place they tend to focus primarily on the technical side of supporting individuals. An equally important part of working remotely is redesigning all those in-person interactions for a greater, more purposeful digital experience. At this webinar, Nick and Gabriela will be sharing some top tips and tools for leading remote teams and supporting successful online collaboration and facilitation. It will draw on their experience of designing many remote experiences for clients and students, and training over 10,000 remote leaders to-date.
Hyper Island is a school and consultancy, focusing on digital mindsets and skills, culture change, innovation and upgrading your organisation’s core skills for the 21st century.
Nick Wright is the Managing Director of Hyper Island UK. Nick brings first-hand executive level management experience of leadership and organisational change, from public sector and commercial SMEs to large, complex group organisations.
Gabriela Triffiletti is a learning designer and Programme Leader for the Hyper Island Masters in Digital Management. She fundamentally believes in a collaborative creative process empowers teams to challenge ideas and ultimately impact society and our world.
Agenda
12.00 Welcome
12:05 Presentation
12.35 Q&A
13.00 End of webinar
About the webinar
Organised together with member businesses sharing their expertise with the SCC community, this brand new series of webinars highlight different aspects of operating and leading a business. The themes span from tax, accounting and law, to marketing, HR and cyber security, covering all aspects of running a business.
Booking information
The webinar is free of charge and open for all SCC and YP members in UK and the Netherlands.
Registration from the Netherlands:
- Either you can register on the website of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce UK, and tick SCC member
- Or you can email events@scc.org.uk and refer to your Dutch membership
Upon registration, you will be sent information on how to connect to the webinar.
In collaboration with:
Recommended Webinar Circular Economy:
OECD and Nordic Innovation webinar: Spotlight on the circular economy in cities and regions
31.03.2020
11:00 – 13.00
Spotlight on the Circular Economy in Cities and Regions that will take place on the 31 st March 2020. As part of the OECD Programme on the Economics and Governance of the Circular Economy in Cities and Regions, the Case Studies of Groningen (Netherlands), Umeå (Sweden) and Valladolid (Spain) will be officially launched during the webinar. Furthermore, representatives from the ongoing case studies in Granada (Spain), Glasgow (Scotland) and Ireland will share their experiences and seek for new ideas and practices from the audience. The session will be concluded with some highlights from the experiences of Nordic Countries.
This webinar is offered free of charge by OECD and Nordic Innovation. For Registration please see below.
Moderator: Ms. Aziza Akhmouch Head of the Cities, Urban Policies and Sustainable Development Division, OECD
AGENDA
11.00-11.40: Launch of the three OECD reports
Groningen (Netherlands), Ms. Glimina Chakor, Deputy Mayor
Umeå (Sweden), Ms. Janet Ågren, Deputy Mayor
Valladolid (Spain), Ms. Rosa Huertas Gonzalez, Director of the Innovation, Economic Development, Employment and Commerce Department
11.40-11.50: Highlights from a peer-reviewer
Amsterdam (Netherlands): Ms. Eveline Jonkhoff, Strategic advisor and program manager circular economy
11.50-12.00: Q&A by Zoom chat
12.00- 12.15: The next generation of circular case studies:
Glasgow (United Kingdom), Ms. Cheryl Robb, Cities & Regions Manager, Zero Waste Scotland
Granada (Spain), Mr. Agustín Castillo Martínez, General Coordinator of Public Works and Urban Development
Ireland, Ms. Bernie Kiely, Assistant Principal, Department of Communications, Climate Action & Environment
12.15-12.30: Highlights from Nordic Countries
Oslo (Norway), Mr. Håkon Jenthoft, Senior Executive Officer, International Relations
Nordic Innovation, Mr. Elís Benediktsson, Senior Innovation Advisor
12.30-12.45: Q&A by Zoom chat
12.45-13.00: Conclusions, Ms. Oriana Romano, Head of Unit, Water Governance and Circular Economy, OECD
More information and Registration:
https://www.nordicinnovation.org/events/2020/oecd-and-nordic-innovation-webinars-circular-economy-cities-and-regions
Join the Young Professionals of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce on a SUNDAY FIKA.
It is the time of the year to celebrate every pastry-lovers favorite day – Fettisdagen – at Selma’s. This day we munch on a traditional “Semla” – one of the most popular buns in Sweden. A semla is a sweet bun containing a lot of whipped cream, almond paste, and sugar. It does sound quite interesting, right? Take the chance of eating a traditionally baked one baked from our own Swedish Café in Amsterdam.
When – 23 February, 15.00
Where – Selma’s Nordic Bakery Cafe
Jan van Galenstraat 70h
1056 CC Amsterdam
Netherlands
Registration – Registration compulsory before 21 February to make sure that you have a spot and a semla.
Price – Participation is free of charge but coffee and pastries are paid by yourself.
Estimated price:
Coffee & tea 3 euro
Semla or other pastries 4 euro
18.30 – 21.00
International Business Culture and Networking Skills
We will discuss “The Culture Map” by Erin Meyer decoding how people think, lead and get things done across cultures and exchange experiences with the group and external guests.
For more information about the Swedish Chamber of Commerce and Young Professionals Mentorship Program visit our event page:
https://swedishchamber.nl/event-series/mentorship-program/
The Mentorship Program is made possible by the Swedish Chamber of Commerce and Mercuri Urval sponsored by
Inter IKEA Systems and Handelsbanken.
Photo by Melker Dahlstrand / Imagebank.sweden.se
From waste to resource
With the Nordic Circular Economy Summit 2020, From Waste to Resource, The Nordic Embassies together with the Nordic Chambers of Commerce in the Netherlands and the Representation in the Netherlands of the European Commission are very pleased to follow-up the successful CE Summit 2019.
In this Summit, we aim to bring Nordic corporates, researchers, governments and other stakeholders together with Dutch counterparts. The Nordic countries and The Netherlands are all in the forefront when it comes to technical solutions and innovations towards circularity. To promote our respective high and ambitious national targets for green, circular solutions we need to work together and share our innovation and solutions as well as listening to the experts and companies with experience of working circular.
Objectives
This conference has several objectives:
To build new and strong relations towards circularity on all levels
To create business opportunities between Nordic and Dutch companies in the field of circular solutions and green technology
Transfer of knowledge and experience in Europe and between the Nordic countries and the Netherlands
Create stronger research and policy cooperation in Europe and between the Nordic countries and the Netherlands
Target groups
Our target group is representatives from the business sector as well as representatives from the national, regional and European level and other main Dutch authorities, universities and research institutes.
The Nordic Circular Economy Summit is organized by:
Embassy of Denmark in The Netherlands
Embassy of Finland in The Netherlands
Embassy of Norway in The Netherlands
Embassy of Sweden in The Netherlands
Representation in the Netherlands of the European Commission
The Danish Dutch Chamber of Commerce
The Finnish Dutch chamber of Commerce
The Norwegian Dutch Chamber of Commerce
The Swedish Chamber of Commerce
MissionC
The Nordic Circular Economy Summit 2020 is generously supported by:
For more information please visit #Nordictalks website:
www.nordictalks.org
Welcome to a Nordic Young Professionals New Year 2020 After Work at the Fiddler in the Hague on January 22, 2020. This time the Danish Dutch Chamber of Commerce is hosting.
Free entrance, bubbles and snacks for the first guests!
Time: 18.30
Venue:
The Fiddler
Riviervismarkt 1
Den Haag
Free Entrance!
See you there!
