
The Swedish-American business network is wide and multifaceted, which is reflected in SACC-USA’s high-quality business magazine Currents. It also reflects our 19 regional chambers in the U.S., as well as our expanding network in Sweden. More than 27,000 Swedish and American executives, business leaders and entrepreneurs in Sweden and the U.S read our magazine Currents. Among our readers you will also find decision makers at the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, the Swedish Foreign Ministry, the Swedish Trade Council, the U.S. Embassy in Sweden, the American Chamber of Commerce in Sweden, and the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Currents magazine covers key topics for the Swedish-American business community: entrepreneurship & innovation, cross-cultural communications, marketing, legal issues, trade, travel, commerce and investments.
Currents is the official publication of the Swedish-American Chambers of Commerce, USA Inc., which is the umbrella organization for 19 regional chambers of commerce.
Currents magazine offers a cost-effective way to reach key Swedish-American decision makers. The 20 regional chambers of commerce are located in the strongest business clusters in the U.S. Currents magazine provides analysis, interviews with key decision makers and reports on Swedish-American news and events. It also provides an excellent venue for marketing, selling and branding. Click here to view RATES & AD SPECS or you can DOWNLOAD THE EDITORIAL CALENDAR 2008 (306 KB) Please contact Anders for futher info.
Sales Contact:
Anders Magnusson, SACC-USA
Anders@sacc-usa.org
Editorial Contact:
Hans Sandberg, Sandberg Features
Nordic-link@comcast.net
Publisher:
Gunilla Girardo, SACC-USA
Gunilla@sacc-usa.org
In Currents
Summer 2008:
Swedish software rocks.
There are at least 500
Swedish software
companies, and half of
their sales are export
sales. Many were
nurtured by Swedish
multinationals, while
others were built by a
couple of guys with an
idea. Giants picked up
some, as when Ebay paid
$2.6 billion for Skype
(2005), IBM bought
Telelogic for $750 million
(2007) and Sun Micro-
systems forked over
$1 billion for MySQL (2007).
And a couple of years
ago EA scooped up
Digital Illusions (DICE)
for $23 million.
Others, like QlikTech,
remain independent
and head for Nasdaq.
