January 24, 2023
NaviRisk a new member of the Swedish-Polish Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber connects Sweden with Poland and creates new business relations.
The main task of the Swedish-Polish Chamber of Commerce is to embrace this commitment and to support the members by facilitating their business activities focused on Sweden and Poland.
– Our strength lies in our members` successes and our job is to contribute to these successes by providing contacts and knowledge and by always being ready to assist with advice. We only succeed when our members succeed. We are grateful for our members` trust and we promise to always seek to live up to our members` expectations – emphasize the chamber’s authorities.
The chamber’s board of directors includes: Chairman of the Board Hans-Jacob Bonnier , supported by the 2 Vice Chairmen Anders Ronander and Jerry Ralowski
On the part of NaviRisk the contact and business relations coordinator in Scandinavia is Fredrik Collenius – Associate Partner for #Nordic Countries.
We look forward to effective cooperation!
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