Our Walk & Talk in Malmö on 25 April brought together a diverse group of participants. Some had been part of the Dutch Chamber network for close to 20 years, and some came for the first time. Whatever their prior experience, they were happy that they came to the walking tour. The rain forecast did not stop us from having a good time. 
We had an active program that combined walking with different low-intensity functional training exercises. We learned about stationary training techniques and discovered that one can effectively exercise even while standing still.

Many more events are coming in the South of Sweden, like a company visit to Great IT, and a tour around the wonderful canals. Are you signed up yet?
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​/A.T. D
Stories of a Dutch CEO in Sweden. Company visit Great IT on 24 April.
Discover Malmö’s canals by electric boat on 6 May.

A sunny day in Gothenburg marked the arrival of spring, setting the perfect scenery for a lovely lunch at the Opera House. Surrounded by great company—members and guests of the Dutch Chamber—we enjoyed a delicious meal and, more importantly, inspiring conversations.

The best part of these gatherings has always been, and always will be, the connections we make and the ideas we share. Who would have thought we might get the chance to visit a penthouse in the famous landmark, the Karla Tower? Or that we’d receive a fantastic suggestion for a special guest speaker at a company visit to Borealis in Stenungsund this autumn? Every idea is welcome, and our goal is to bring them to life this year.

Exciting news—our event calendar for the year is shaping up beautifully! Many events are already listed on our website, so be sure to check them out and register. Next up, we can’t wait to see you at the Tour & Talk at the Göteborgs Konstmuseum on Wednesday, April 23. Join us for an after-work gathering at the museum, where a tour guide will share fascinating insights into Dutch and Belgian masters.
We look forward to seeing you there!
/V.P.

On March 11 we gathered at Restaurang Ruben for the Corporate Lunch on Digital Transformation, hosted by Anderson MacGyver. A warm thank you to Patrik Hermansson, Nordics Director, for his clear and engaging presentation.
Patrik introduced the Digital Enterprise Model, based on five essential building blocks: customer experience, operational backbone, digital infrastructure, shared data, and digital smartness. He explained how these elements are interconnected to enable agility, efficiency, and a strong position in a rapidly changing digital landscape.
The Digital Enterprise Model is discussed in Anderson MacGyvers white paper “How to become a Digital Enterprise? Discover the 5 essential building blocks”, sharing practical examples and insights from leading organisations and discussing how companies can move beyond catch-up strategies and become digital frontrunners.

Download your copy here: https://www.andersonmacgyver.com/digital-enterprise-whitepaper-download/

Thank you to all who participated and contributed to an inspiring lunch. We look forward to seeing you at one of our upcoming events!

/M.H.