Camfil launches partnership with Swedish Chamber of Commerce

The initiative aims to create business opportunities for SMEs in Singapore.

Camfil and the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Singapore have launched a hands-on partnership program called the SESG Initiative.

“The initiative consists of 3 pillars. The Advocate, which is an OOH campaign. Fika4Good, which is an ongoing partnership anchored in the Swedish tradition of coming together over a coffee. And the SwedishGig, a job creation initiative to support Workforce Singapore’s SGUnited Mid-Career Pathways Programme - Company Attachment, which is a Singaporean initiative within the SGUnited umbrella,” Camfil said.

The project’s main goal is to exchange creative ideas, experience, and channel business growth.

The Singaporean SMEs involved operate within a wide variety of areas, ranging from local hawkers and bakers to watch shops and tailors – in all parts of the city. The participating SMEs were selected in close cooperation with Enterprise Singapore and the National Environment Agency.

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