Welcome to the 2026 Annual General Meeting and Transatlantic Summit!

The transatlantic economy remains the world’s largest and most consequential commercial relationship. Valued at $9.8 trillion, it is powered by deep ties across trade, investment, jobs, innovation, digital commerce, energy, and supply chains.

For Sweden, the U.S. commercial relationship is a major source of trade, investment, and employment. In U.S.-Sweden trade and investment, that means $216 billion and +400,000 jobs. What is more, Sweden is the 9th-largest source of foreign direct investment in the United States and the 4th-fastest-growing source.

Today, as companies navigate geopolitical tensions, trade friction, AI, energy pressures, security challenges, and shifting supply chains, these deep U.S.–Swedish and transatlantic ties are more important than ever. They are a strategic advantage to strengthen — not a burden to retreat from.

This year’s Transatlantic Summit will feature insights from The Transatlantic Economy 2026 and a discussion on the trends shaping the U.S.–Swedish and U.S.–European economic relationship in a more competitive and disruptive world.

Welcome!

Program:

• 14:30 - Registration Opens / Networking

• 15:00 - Annual General Meeting

• 15:30 - Coffee Break / Networking

• 16:00 - Transatlantic Summit

  • Presentation of The Transatlantic Economy 2026‍ report

  • Remarks: Ambassador Christine J. Toretti, U.S. Ambassador to Sweden

• 17:00 - Networking Mingle

(Invitations have been distributed to AmCham members)

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AmCham members who are unable to attend the Annual General Meeting are encouraged to submit a proxy.

Annual General Meeting Agenda 

1. Elect a Chair for the meeting;

2. Prepare and approve the voting list, and confirm that a quorum is present;

3. Approve the agenda;

4. Elect two persons to attest the minutes;

5. Confirm that the General Meeting has been duly summoned;

6. Consider the annual accounts and the auditor(s)’ report;

7. Resolve:

   1. whether to approve the profit and loss account and balance sheet; 

   2. how AmCham’s profit or loss according to the approved balance sheet is to be appropriated; and 

   3. whether the Directors of the Board of Directors and the Managing Director should be discharged from liability towards AmCham for the period covered by the accounts. 

8. Determine the number of Directors who are to be elected by the meeting; 

9. Elect the Board of Directors; 

10. When required, determine the number of auditors and deputy auditors;

11. When required, determine the remuneration to the auditors;

12. When required, elect the auditor(s) and deputy auditor(s);

13. Elect the members of the Nominating Committee; and

14. Other matters which are permitted to be addressed by the meeting pursuant to these Bylaws