June 8, 2021
PRESS RELEASE NaviRisk member of the Scandinavian-Polish Chamber of Commerce
Sharing knowledge and experience, supporting Scandinavian-Polish economic interests and extending the network are the main objectives of the Scandinavian-Polish Chamber of Commerce ( SPCC ). NaviRisk has become a member of the Chamber and our CEO, Bartosz Pastuszka, supports the Swedish Section of SPCC with its knowledge and experience.
The Scandinavian-Polish Chamber of Commerce ( SPCC ) is an association created by business people and entrepreneurs associated with Scandinavia. Currently, #SPCC brings together over 400 members and is one of the largest bilateral chambers in Poland. One of its main objectives is to promote the traditional values associated with Scandinavia, like fair competition, transparency in business, CSR and respect for the environment.
More about the Chamber: https://www.spcc.pl/en/
Contact:
Magdalena Sojka-Kobrzyńska, PR Director NaviRisk
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