Baltic Sea Chambers of Commerce Association (BCCA) is an organisation of altogether 50 Chambers of Commerce in Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Russia and Sweden. It was established on June, 1992 in Rostock-Warnemünde, Germany, to give the business community of the region a common voice for common concerns.

The BCCA represents more than 450 000 companies belonging to all sectors of the Northern and North-Eastern European Market.

The threefold task of the BCCA is to protect and uphold the interests of private entrepreneurship by advising politics in business related affairs, offering services to the business community and providing facilities for contacts, debates and meetings in the region.

The BCCA General Conference, the BCCA’s highest authority, convenes on an annual basis. Members are entrusted with one vote each, irrespective their Chambers’ number of individual member companies. The General Conference negotiates and adopts the annual working programme. The meetings are chaired by the elected Presidium, consisting of the president and four vice presidents. The BCCA Presidium directs the association’s activities in times between the annual conferences and is supported by an executive body, the BCCA Office, which is currently located in the CCI Malmö in Southern Sweden. 

BCCA Baltic Sea Chambers of Commerce Association
c/o Sydsvenska Industri -och Handelskammaren, Skeppsbron 2
SE 211 20 MALMÖ, SWEDEN
Phone: ++46 40 690 24 00
bcca@handelskammaren.com

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