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Events


The Norwegian-British Chamber of Commerce offers an excellent business network where many contacts can be made. We have a varied event programme throughout the year, with several different seminars, dinners and social events.

 

June 2009

25 June

Nordic Thursday Drinks at Deep Restaurant

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July 2009

8 July

Shipping & Energy Seminar

- Gas supply and transportation issues

- Ship management issues and Marpol Annex VI

- Ship finance and shipbuilding - What is the future?

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September 2009

8-11 September

"Offshore Europe", Aberdeen

NBCC Energy Event

23 September

"Welcome to London"

Introduction of the Norwegian and British cultures focusing on both business and social aspects

 

October 2009

8 October

Financial Evening in cooperation with Den Norske Klub

Speaker: Øystein Dørum - Chief Economist, DnB NOR

9 October

Taste & Travel Norway and Scotland

Seminar and exhibition

22 October

Advisory Board Dinner

For NBCC Sponsor Members at the Ambassador's Residence

29 October

Shipping & Energy Dinner

Hosted by StatoilHydro

November 2009

11 November

Aberdeen Wednesday Drinks hosted by StatoilHydro

Speaker: John Deane - Chief Executive, Intermediary Division, Royal London Group

12 November

Joint Nordic ICT Seminar

"Clean technology"

27 November

YP Christmas Dinner

In cooperation with the Norwegian Seamen's Church and ANSA

 

December 2009

9 December

Aberdeen Wednesday Drinks

10 December

Christmas Luncheon at the Ambassador's Residence

December

Christmas Concert in St Martin-in-the-Fields

 



The Norwegian-British Chamber of Commerce’s mission is to promote trade and investment between Norway and the UK, and to provide an environment for business people who wish to become a part of the Norwegian trade community. The NBCC provides professional networking opportunities and encourages dialogue between members.

The Chambers services have three main functions:

1. To create a forum for professional and social networking for NBCC members.

2. To act as a channel between members and the Norwegian and British authorities on particular topics of special interest to the members.

3. To participate in the debate regarding trade and policy issues, which are of concern to NBCC members both in Britain and Norway.

Most activities focus on members’ meetings and Chamber seminars.

The NBCC is the most important organisation for Anglo-Norwegian business people in the UK.