It’s been an interesting month at the Chamber, with our AGM, webinars and social events

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A message from our CEO...
A message from our CEO...
Dear members, stakeholders and friends of SCCT.

It’s been an interesting month at the Chamber. Online webinars on Leadership in Times of Turbulence with Ms Ulrika Brunner from Inspire Group and one called Let’s Open Up for Business: the future of business mobility withMr Magnus Hultman, CEO at Safeture. We have also conducted a number of company visits to discuss Chamber support as well as attended and co-hosted several business events.
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Our 2020 Annual General Meeting took place on September 24th, in Henry’s bar at The Sherwood hotel. This was our first physical Chamber event since December 2019 when COVID-19 struck down and it’s safe to say that expectations on this event were high. We saw a record turn-out and we’re very glad that that so many of our members could make it. The event turned out to be a great success with many staying to mingle until late that night. In addition to going through the formal agenda covering previous years activity report, finances and electing this years Board of Directors and board of Supervisors we were treated to a speech by Mr Ben Blanchard from Reuter’s about the upcoming election in the United States, and what effects own trade, political stability and simmering regional tensions this may have on Taiwan.

We also had the great pleasure of having Mr Daniel T.C. Liao visit the AGM as our guest of honor. Mr Liao who was Taiwan’s former representative to Sweden between 2016-2020 was awarded with an honorary lifetime membership in the Swedish Chamber of Commerce Taipei and a warm round of applauds for his efforts, support and very important contributions to the development Taiwan-Sweden relations.

Below are the elected Directors and Supervisors headed up by Mr Hugo Asplund who continues his tenure as Chairman of the Chamber from previous year. We very much look forward to work with you all during this coming year and an especially warm welcome to our two newest Directors; Mr Glenn Lio and Ms Matilda Guthartz Pålsson. Julia and I very much look forward to engage with you all!


Board of Directors
Mr. Hugo Asplund (IKEA)
Ms. Emily Wang, 王⽅平 (Ericsson)
Mr. John Demers (Atlas Copco)
Mr. Martin Söderberg (TCO Development)
Mr. Thomas Shaw (HighSpeed Digital Co. Ltd)
Mr. Robin Johansson (Vana Living)
Mr. Per Jansson
Mr. Leo Fan (Höganäs)
Ms. Mathilda Guthartz Pålsson
Mr. Glenn Lio 

Board of Supervisors
Mr. Charles Chang 張峻榮 
Mr. Pi-song Tsai 蔡碧松 
Mr. Hank Lin 林振翰

While we wait out easing of the current pandemic restrictions we will continue to offer our members a mix of physical and virtual events. We have a webinar scheduled for November 2nd with Johan Nylander, author of a newly published book called “The Epic Split – Why ‘Made in China’ is going out of style”, details you can find below.

We have a company showroom event in the making and two other virtual events, which are co-hosted with The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Singapore and Philippines are on Purposeful Branding and the Nordic Ambassadors' Forum. More details about that will shortly be with you all.

In closing I would like to wish you all a great health, a fantastic Double Ten Day and a prosperous, joyful and cool autumn!
Upcoming events
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Seminar: The Epic Split
SCCT Mentorship Program
The Swedish Chamber of Commerce Taipei is pleased to present to you a free of charge online session with Johan Nylander, author of the newly published book "The Epic Split – Why 'Made in China' is going out of style", offering you a balanced look at the deep set of problems facing US-China relations, and is particularly trenchant in laying the difficulties companies will face in choosing sides in this titanic struggle.

We will also discuss supply chain movements out of China, including both lower end and now increasingly higher end manufacturing, an inevitable trend that has been accelerated by the trade war and pandemic.

The Young Professionals’ mentorship program is a new initiative to connect young talents with already established professionals in Taiwan. The main objectives are threefold:
  1. To give opportunities for young professionals to develop knowledge and skills needed to reach their professional goals, to receive advice and guidance through communications with their mentor.
  2. To give opportunities for established professionals to connect with young talents who have a strong connection to Sweden and receive a mentorship training session with a professional coach. 
  3. To further develop a network of professionals in Taiwan.
Other News
The Young Professional committee is up and running! On Tuesday, October 6th, the committee will have our first meeting to plan upcoming events, company visits and case studies. If you are interested in connecting with young talents in Taipei, don't hesitate to contact Julia Bergström at admin@swedchamtw.org.
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SCCT Webinar: The Epic Split – Why ‘Made in China’ is going out of style
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