Facing the Legal Challenges of Being an Entrepreneur in Sweden

​Sweden has one of the most distinctive labor law frameworks in the EU — and most entrepreneurs and professionals working here don’t know what rules actually apply to them until it becomes a problem.

​Join us for an evening focused on the challenges of being an entrepreneur in the swedish market. What makes Sweden different: the collective bargaining model between the employer and employee organisations that replaces legislation, Sweden’s unique exception from EU minimum wage rules, and what EU harmonization could mean for your business in the years ahead.

​Our speaker, Mr. Patrik Nilsson LL M. (Master of Laws), brings +25 years of financial advisory experience combined with legal expertise in labor and family law. His goal is not to lecture — but to raise the questions you didn’t know you needed to ask.

​The evening continues with a panel discussion exploring how AI is changing the way entrepreneurs run their businesses in Sweden. Can tools like ChatGPT and Claude help small business owners navigate Swedish regulations, employment matters, contracts, and everyday legal challenges?

​Programme

​17:30 — Doors open, arrivals and mingling

​17:45 — Presentation: Swedish Labor Law — Patrik Nilsson LL. M. Master of Laws

​18:15 — Q&A

​18:30 — Panel: Can AI Help Entrepreneurs Navigate Swedish Laws and Regulations?

19:00 — Networking

​20:00 — Close

​Tickets

​Free — members of the Estonian-Swedish Chamber of Commerce, Latvian Business Club in Sweden and Lithuanian Professionals in Stockholm

​150 SEK — non-members

Interested in joining us?

Please RSVP no later than November 10th

​Organised by:

​Estonian-Swedish Chamber of Commerce · Latvian Business Club in Sweden · LPS CLUB - Lithuanian professionals in Stockholm