Swedish House at SF Tech Week

SF Tech Week convenes global tech leaders, investors, and companies to unlock access to the Silicon Valley ecosystem for investment, partnerships, and commercial growth.

The week brings together founders, VCs, corporates, and academia across more than 1,500 events and 75,000+ participants, creating a unique, concentrated opportunity to engage with the global tech ecosystem at scale. 

At the centre of this ecosystem, the Swedish House serves as a curated hub connecting Swedish and U.S. companies through events, networking, and co‑working throughout the week.

Why join?

Joining the Swedish House gives you a structured and high-impact way to navigate SF Tech Week and maximise your presence:

• Access Silicon Valley's ecosystem – engage directly with leading investors, partners, and decision-makers
• Accelerate growth and partnerships – identify commercial opportunities and strategic collaborations
• Tap into investor networks – connect with Tier-1 VCs, angel investors, and growth capital
• Stay ahead of key trends – gain insights into global technology developments and emerging sectors
• Join a curated platform – participate in a programme of events, roundtables, site visits, and networking tailored for Swedish companies
• Increase visibility and impact – position your company within a high-profile international setting

Registration & fee

Please Note

• Per EU definition, an SME is qualified as having <250 employees and <50M EUR turnover.
• The fee does not cover: Airfare, accommodation, transfer to & from the airport, and other arrangements outside the programme.
• Upon registration and signing contract more details to be shared.

Registration deadline is August 31. Please note that your participation is final upon signing the binding agreement which you will receive after registration. Detailed information about the programme from Business Sweden will follow.

For large corporations and investors interested in partnering with Team Sweden, or companies who want to learn more, please contact Emma Hedlund or Marcus Rönngren Liu.