On 1 October 2026, Supertree hosted The New Chapter, the official relaunch of the Romanian–British Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCROUK), at Globalworth BOC Tower in Bucharest. Bringing together business leaders, institutional representatives and members of the bilateral business community, the event marked a new phase in economic cooperation between Romania and the United Kingdom.

As Location Partner, Supertree welcomed the Chamber and its guests for an evening dedicated to international business relations, cross-sector collaboration and opportunities for commercial growth.

The event also reflected a broader business priority: building stronger connections between companies, institutions and professional communities to support international expansion and investment.

Romanian–British business relations: A growing economic partnership

For companies operating across international markets, access to established business networks, industry expertise and reliable local partners can be essential to successful expansion.

Bilateral chambers of commerce play an important role in facilitating these connections, bringing together businesses, investors and institutions to identify opportunities and strengthen commercial relationships.

According to the UK Department for Business and Trade figures cited by the Chamber, trade between Romania and the United Kingdom reached £10.3 billion, an increase of 4.9%.

Against this economic backdrop, the relaunch of the Romanian–British Chamber of Commerce and Industry introduced a renewed strategic direction focused on translating professional dialogue into practical business opportunities.

Rather than concentrating exclusively on networking, the Chamber aims to develop structured cooperation between companies and organisations across key sectors of the two economies.

The New Chapter: Turning business connections into opportunities

Held on 1 October at Supertree, The New Chapter brought together senior executives, entrepreneurs, institutional representatives and professionals from the Romanian–British business community.

The evening introduced the Chamber’s new strategic priorities, including the establishment of six sector-specific committees designed to encourage cooperation between relevant industries:

These committees will provide a framework for exchanging expertise, identifying commercial opportunities and developing potential partnerships, investments and trade initiatives.

The Chamber also introduced its territorial representatives in Romania and the United Kingdom, strengthening its ability to connect businesses across different regions and sectors.

For companies exploring opportunities in either market, initiatives of this kind offer access to professional networks and industry knowledge that can support informed business decisions.

Recognising Romanian excellence on the international stage

A notable part of the evening was dedicated to recognising three Romanian personalities whose achievements have contributed to the country’s international reputation.

The Chamber honoured Dumitru-Dorin Prunariu, Romania’s first cosmonaut; Elisabeta Lipă, Olympic rowing champion; and Mircea Tudor, inventor and entrepreneur, twice awarded the Grand Prix at the International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva.

Representing space exploration, sport and innovation, their achievements demonstrated how Romanian excellence extends across disciplines and contributes to the country’s international visibility.

The recognition also highlighted the relationship between individual achievement, national reputation and the opportunities created through international cooperation.

Supertree: Connecting international business communities in Bucharest

As the event’s Location Partner, Supertree welcomed the Chamber and its guests to its Phase 2 workspace at Globalworth BOC Tower, in Bucharest’s Pipera business district.

For Supertree, supporting The New Chapter reflects a wider commitment to facilitating connections between Romanian and international companies, professional associations and institutional networks.

Our business ecosystem brings together flexible workspaces, corporate events and business advisory services, supporting organisations at different stages of their development.

Through Supertree Workspaces, companies can establish or expand their local operations in Bucharest. Our Business Advisory services provide support with company establishment, corporate governance, legal and financial requirements, and market entry. Meanwhile, our corporate event facilities provide the infrastructure for professional communities to connect, exchange expertise and develop business relationships.

This integrated approach is particularly relevant to international businesses entering Romania, where access to local knowledge, business infrastructure and professional networks can make a significant difference.

Beyond networking: The value of business communities

Business development increasingly depends on access to relevant expertise, partnerships and opportunities beyond an organisation’s immediate network.

For international companies, chambers of commerce and professional associations can provide an important connection to local markets. For businesses already operating in Romania, these networks create opportunities to explore partnerships, identify new markets and engage with potential investors or clients.

At Supertree, partnerships with business chambers and professional organisations form part of our broader objective to build an interconnected business ecosystem.

Hosting The New Chapter was an opportunity to contribute to that objective, bringing together representatives from different industries and supporting the Chamber’s renewed focus on practical international cooperation.

Supporting the next chapter of international business in Romania

The relaunch of the Romanian–British Chamber of Commerce and Industry highlights the continued importance of cross-border collaboration in supporting business growth and economic development.

With a renewed strategic framework and sector-focused initiatives, the Chamber aims to strengthen its role in connecting Romanian and British businesses and facilitating opportunities across both markets.

Supertree is pleased to have contributed to this milestone as Venue Partner, alongside Dynamic Business Connections, led by Crina Diculescu, and the event’s supporting partners.

We look forward to continuing our collaboration with business associations, chambers of commerce and international organisations working to strengthen Romania’s position as a destination for business, investment and innovation.

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