The SACC Alumni Network is open to anyone who has participated as a trainee or intern in the U.S. through SACC, as well as those who have taken part in the SACC American Talent to Sweden program. This network serves as a dynamic platform for continued professional development, networking, and international connection. Alumni remain a valued part of the broader SACC community, playing a key role in supporting and inspiring future generations of participants.
- Expand your network: As a SACC Alumni, you are part of a group of talented young professionals with the competitive advantage of having work experience from the U.S. market. The network offers a unique opportunity to build connections across industries, discover new career paths, and learn about job openings in unexpected places, all while engaging with like-minded individuals who share your international perspective.
- Maintain your U.S. connections: Thanks to SACC-USA’s strong partnerships with the U.S. Embassy and AmCham Sweden, the Alumni Network helps you maintain your professional and cultural ties to the United States. Alumni are regularly invited to attend events hosted by SACC-USA, including the annual SACC Summit, as well as embassy and AmCham gatherings.
- Gain visibility: As part of a highly regarded pool of internationally experienced young professionals, you benefit from exposure to key stakeholders in the Swedish-American business community. SACC-USA’s influential board members, many of whom are based in Sweden, often attend and speak at Alumni events, offering both inspiration and visibility for members.
- Champion Swedish-American relations: With firsthand experience of working across borders, SACC Alumni are in a strong position to advocate for deeper Swedish-American ties. The network offers opportunities to share your voice, support meaningful initiatives, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue around international trade and collaboration.
- Stay Social: The SACC Alumni Network also hosts informal social gatherings, from after-work meetups to happy hours, creating space to reconnect and make new friends in a less formal setting.
