Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce

What Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce does

The Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce (LPCC, legally 'Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce asbl') is a non-governmental, non-profit bilateral chamber of commerce founded in 2012 in Luxembourg City. It functions as a structured business bridge between Luxembourg and Poland, serving Polish companies and professionals operating in Luxembourg, Luxembourg and international firms seeking Polish market access, women entrepreneurs, and Polish-speaking business professionals across finance, legal, IT, and consulting verticals. Its member base comprises 50+ corporate members — including TMF Group, CMS, EY, ATOZ, CA Indosuez, ProService Finteco, and DZP — and 20+ private (individual) leaders.

The chamber delivers value through a portfolio of recurring programs rather than a unified technology platform: flagship events such as the Entrepreneurial Woman Project (now in its 12th edition), the Luxembourg-Poland Business Conference (7th edition as of October 2025), the Summer Business Party at the Polish Ambassador's residence, Spring Business Lunch, and monthly meetups, supplemented by sector-specific communities (Polish Speaking Leaders, Polish Speaking Finance, Polish Speaking Lawyers). Supporting infrastructure includes the lpcc.lu website, a newsletter reaching 23,000+ subscribers, LinkedIn and Facebook channels generating nearly 285,000 annual content views, a job board, and a brochure/editorial library. Digital tools referenced are off-the-shelf: Mailchimp/Freshworks for email, native social platforms, and a standard event/job board system — there is no proprietary technology platform.

Revenue is generated from four streams: recurring corporate membership subscriptions, individual membership subscriptions, event sponsorships from corporate members and partners, and bespoke business development consulting for Polish companies expanding into Luxembourg. Operations are run by a small core team of 2-4 employees located across Luxembourg, Warsaw, and Wrocław, with governance provided by a Board and Advisory Board drawn from member companies. With over 600 professionals participating in 2025 events and 16+ events per year, LPCC operates as a low-overhead, community-driven organization whose assets are primarily relational (diplomatic ties, member trust, brand recognition) rather than technological.

Name

Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce

Legal name

Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce asbl

Website

https://lpcc.lu

Company type

Private

Founded year

2012

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

The Luxembourg-Poland Chamber of Commerce (LPCC) is a non-profit bilateral chamber founded in 2012 that serves as the primary business bridge between Luxembourg and Poland, providing corporate and individual members with networking events, the Entrepreneurial Woman Project, an annual business conference, market-entry consulting, and a cross-border job board.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Trade Association Services

NAICS

Professional Organizations (813920)

SIC

Services-Membership Organizations (8600)

akta.pro primary industry

Association & Society Conference Management (Nonprofit, Professional Bodies) (THAHACAA)

akta.pro secondary industry

Conferences & Conventions Operations Services (Registration, AV, Logistics) (MPAGAGAM)

Keywords

• Bilateral business networking
• Chamber of commerce services
• Cross-border business consulting
• Trade mission facilitation
• Entrepreneur training programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Luxembourg

HQ country

Luxembourg

HQ region

Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Corporate Membership Fees: Companies join as corporate members to access the LPCC network, participate in events, gain visibility, and build cross-border business relationships between Luxembourg and Poland. Membership has been a long-standing revenue and community driver, with over 50 corporate members and 20 private leaders.
2. Individual Membership Fees: Private individuals join as individual members to benefit from networking, knowledge exchange, and access to the LPCC community of Polish and English-speaking professionals in Luxembourg.
3. Event Sponsorships: Events such as the Summer Business Party, Luxembourg-Poland Business Conference, and Entrepreneurial Woman Project are sponsored by corporate members and partners, contributing to LPCC's funding.
4. Business Development Consulting: LPCC offers fee-based business development consultancy services for Polish companies looking to expand into the Luxembourg market. Services include partner identification, market research, and meeting facilitation.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

LPCC is a non-profit bilateral chamber of commerce facilitating cross-border business between Luxembourg and Poland. It sells corporate and individual memberships and delivers flagship events (Entrepreneurial Woman Project, Luxembourg-Poland Business Conference,Summer Business Party, monthly meetups, Spring Business Lunch), a Job Board, fee-based business development consulting, and newsletters reaching 23,000+ subscribers. Its core product is therefore a structured community platform that combines membership, recurring events, and bespoke advisory services for businesses and professionals operating between the two countries.

Product overview

LPCC is a non-profit chamber of commerce that serves as a business bridge between Luxembourg and Poland. Rather than a unified technology product, it offers a portfolio of networking, educational, and advisory services centered around regular events (Monthly Meetups, Spring Business Lunch, Summer Business Party) and flagship programs (Entrepreneurial Woman Project workshops, Luxembourg-Poland Business Conference). The organization also provides Business Development Consulting and maintains a Job Board. These offerings work together to facilitate cross-border business cooperation, professional networking, and entrepreneurial support between the two countries.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Entrepreneurial Woman Project (EWP): Educational series of workshops designed for business-oriented women, providing training and mentorship for women entrepreneurs in Luxembourg.

Products and services

• Corporate Membership Annual subscription for companies (e.g., TMF Group, CMS, EY, ATOZ, CA Indosuez, ProService Finteco, DZP) providing access to LPCC's bilateral network, events, cross-border business support, and visibility.
• Individual Membership Annual subscription for private individuals providing networking, knowledge exchange, and access to the LPCC community of professionals in Luxembourg.
• Entrepreneurial Woman Project (EWP) Educational workshop series for business-oriented women providing training, mentorship, and networking to help women start and grow businesses in Luxembourg.
• Luxembourg-Poland Business Conference Annual international conference covering bilateral cooperation topics such as fintech, space business, cybersecurity, and investment opportunities between Luxembourg and Poland.
• Summer Business Party Annual networking event held at the Polish Ambassador's residence in Luxembourg, bringing together corporate members, sponsors, and distinguished guests.
• LPCC Monthly Meetups Regular monthly networking gatherings offering members opportunities to connect, share insights, and build cross-border business relationships.
• Spring Business Lunch Seasonal networking event bringing together business professionals for discussions and relationship building.
• Business Development Consulting Customizable consulting service supporting companies looking to expand from Poland to Luxembourg, including partner identification, market research, and meeting facilitation.
• Job Board Platform posting job opportunities from LPCC members and partners, facilitating recruitment across Luxembourg and Poland.

Quantifiable outcome

• Over 600 professionals participated in LPCC events, conferences, and training sessions in 2025 alone
• +3 more outcomes

Named customers7 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

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Partnerships

18 partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

• British Chamber of Commerce for LuxembourgminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 18 March 2026LPCC partnered with the British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg on the 'Safe and Secure Luxembourg' conference in March 2026, co-organizing with other international chambers to address talent attraction and retention in Luxembourg.
• Embassy of Luxembourg in WarsawcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2012The Embassy of Luxembourg in Warsaw is a key diplomatic partner of LPCC, collaborating on events such as the Luxembourg-Poland Business Conference and economic missions. The embassy works with LPCC to promote Luxembourg's business advantages to Polish investors.
• Polish Embassy in LuxembourgcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2012The Polish Embassy in Luxembourg co-hosts the Summer Business Party at the Ambassador's residence, a flagship annual event for LPCC. The embassy serves as a patron and facilitator for Polish business presence in Luxembourg.
• Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPAIH collaborates with LPCC on economic missions, trade delegations, and events such as the Luxembourg-Poland Business Conference, facilitating two-way investment and trade between Poland and Luxembourg.
• Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce (CC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLPCC operates in close partnership with the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, co-hosting events at the Chamber's premises and participating in joint initiatives. The Chamber of Commerce is a key venue partner for major LPCC events.
• Polish-Luxembourg Business Club (PLIG)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPLIG is a sister organization/partner working to promote business relations between Poland and Luxembourg, with aligned objectives and mutual event participation.
• Luxembourg Private Equity Association (LPEA)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLPCC co-organised the Luxembourg Private Equity Seminar in Warsaw with LPEA, supporting the Luxembourg-Poland financial services dialogue.
• Luxembourg Finance Association (ALEP)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerLPCC collaborates with ALEP on finance-focused events and networking initiatives.
• 30% ClubminorGTM or Marketing PartnerLPCC partnered with the 30% Club (Poland) on events supporting women's leadership and entrepreneurship.
• Wolves SummitminorGTM or Marketing PartnerLPCC has partnered with Wolves Summit to facilitate connections between Polish startups and the Luxembourg investment ecosystem.
• ICT SpringminorGTM or Marketing PartnerLPCC partnered with ICT Spring Europe, participating in the annual tech conference and facilitating business meetings for its members.
• LuxairGroupminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLPCC has worked with LuxairGroup on aviation-related initiatives, including supporting the Warsaw-Luxembourg route expansion.
• EY LuxembourgminorGTM or Marketing PartnerEY Luxembourg is a long-standing corporate member and has contributed to LPCC events as a speaker, advisory board member, and event co-organiser since 2016.
• Loyen & LoeffminorGTM or Marketing PartnerLoyens & Loeff hosted LPCC networking events and contributed to AIFM onboarding discussions as a panellist and venue partner in 2026.
• Domański Zakrzewski Palinka (DZP)minorGTM or Marketing PartnerDZP is a Warsaw-based law firm that joined LPCC in 2024 and has co-organised investment structure seminars in Warsaw with LPCC.
• PwC LuxembourgminorGTM or Marketing PartnerPwC Luxembourg collaborated with LPCC on the 'Global Talent Mobility' HR conference and the 'Polish Speaking Finance' event.
• Jagiellonian UniversityminorGTM or Marketing PartnerIn April 2026, LPCC hosted 21 Master's students from Jagiellonian University for a 3-day ESG and sustainable finance study visit in Luxembourg, with sessions at PwC Luxembourg, Encevo Group, Voltmax Sàrl, and AGORA S.à r.l.
• PARP (Polish Agency for Business Development)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerIn June 2026, LPCC supported the PARP 'Start-ups Are Us' programme, welcoming 11 Polish fintech startups to Luxembourg for meetings with LHoFT, Luxinnovation, and the Luxembourg Bankers' Association.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Italian Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg: Direct peer — another bilateral chamber in Luxembourg running the same membership, networking, and conference model for Italy-Luxembourg business relations. Competes for similar international firm memberships.
• German-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce (AHK Luxembourg): Direct peer — bilateral chamber of commerce in Luxembourg focused on Germany-Luxembourg business relations. Same membership/event/consulting model and competes for the same corporate member firms in Luxembourg.
• French Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg: Direct peer — a bilateral chamber in Luxembourg running a similar membership, events, and networking model focused on France-Luxembourg business ties. Competes for the same pool of international firms headquartered in Luxembourg.
• Polish-Luxembourg Business Club (PLIG): Direct peer and sister organization explicitly aligned with LPCC on promoting Poland-Luxembourg business relations. Operates mutual event participation and shared objectives within the same bilateral niche.
• Belgian-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce: Direct peer — bilateral chamber between Belgium and Luxembourg with a comparable events and member-driven networking model. Geographic proximity and similar institutional backing create direct overlap.
• British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg: Direct peer — a fellow bilateral/international chamber of commerce operating in Luxembourg with a similar member-based model, events, and conferences. LPCC and BCC have already co-organized events (e.g., 'Safe and Secure Luxembourg', March 2026).
• American Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg (AmCham): Direct peer — bilateral/international chamber in Luxembourg with a corporate membership base, regular events, and conferences. Operates the same community-led GTM and competes for the same multinational member roster.

Regional players

• Polish Chamber of Commerce (Krajowa Izba Gospodarcza): National chamber of commerce in Poland — a broader incumbent in LPCC's Poland-side market. LPCC partners with adjacent Polish agencies (PAIH, PARP) and complements KIG's domestic Polish mandate with bilateral Luxembourg focus.

Others

• Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH): Strategic partner and adjacent ecosystem player rather than a direct peer. PAIH collaborates with LPCC on economic missions and the Luxembourg-Poland Business Conference but operates as a government trade agency, not a chamber.

Broad incumbents

• Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce: The official, nationally-focused Luxembourg chamber that hosts LPCC's flagship Business Conference. While it serves the broader Luxembourg economy rather than a bilateral niche, it operates the same membership, event, and advocacy model.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/lpbc.lu
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/luxembourg-poland-chamber-commerce

Revenue estimate

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Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

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