Scale with Sweden
How Swedish startups actually scale internationally
Going global isn’t a playbook.
It’s strategy, network, connections, timing, cost and trade-offs.
Business Sweden and Almi Invest are inviting you to a session bringing together founders who have done it, investors that are helping with it, and ecosystem players that are sitting with tailored tools.
This session is how you scale and navigate markets in markets far beyond the Nordics.
This event designed for Swedish startups and scaleups with international growth ambitions. You are looking to expand into new markets, raise capital, or build strategic partnerships, and want to leverage a strong national platform to accelerate your journey.
About the program:
Through the Scale with Sweden program, Business Sweden offers a curated global growth initiative tailored to Swedish startups and scaleups - taking your tech global. Less guesswork, more traction, faster growth with 139 years of trade experience.
What we’ll get into
What we’ll break down:
Why expanding is harder, slower, and more expensive than most founders expect
How to actually choose your first international market (and what most get wrong)
What changes after your first expansion: operationally, culturally, commercially
The biggest mistakes Nordic founders make when going global
What support is out there (and how to use it properly): investors, organisations and ecosystem players
How to land your first customers outside the Nordics
Agenda
08:30 — Welcome & opening
Breakfast, arrival, and networking.
09:00 — Panel: Growing beyond the Nordics
Founders and operators sharing how they’ve actually done it.
09:40 — Q&A
Open floor. Ask what you actually want to know.
10:00 — Wrap-up + mingle
Stay, meet people, continue the conversation.
Speakers
Fredrik Andersson - Almi Invest, Moderator
Elsa Hyland - Angel Investor & Advisor
Jacob Arnstein - Njord Medtech
Per Jansson - Business Sweden
Details
📍 Järnvågen 1, Gothenburg
🗓 May 26
⏰ 8.30–10:30
🎟 Limited spots
This invite is supported by Swedish Tech
News.