Guests
Niklas BomanSeaPattern - CEO
Patrik SandgrenTeknikföretagen - Policy expert - digitalization
Jessica ÖbergCombitech - CEO
Hosts
Rebecca LundinTechnology Industries of Sweden - Marketing & Content manager
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The Nordic Edge
The Nordics are among the world’s most competitive and innovative economies. But is that position beginning to weaken?
China Up Close: What Swedish Industry Needs to Know
Fresh from a trip to China, Technology Industries of Sweden’s Chief Economist Erik Spector shares his insights on what is driving the speed and competitiveness of Chinese industry and what it means for Sweden.
Less admin, more innovation - Jessica Rosencrantz on EU’s new simplification push
Sweden’s Minister for EU Affairs, Jessica Rosencrantz, breaks down the new simplification package that could help ease the regulatory burden for companies working with AI and advanced technologies
How the co-CEO model really works - Lessons from two tech companies
The co-CEO model - having two chief executives - is becoming increasingly common in the tech world. Marta Sjögren and Svante Horn share what it really takes to make it work, and when leading solo might be the better option.
How can NewSpace get started in Sweden?
Together with Aaron Dinardi, formerly at SpaceX and now a Sweden-based space consultant, we explore why NewSpace matters, what it actually is, and what needs to change for it to take off in Sweden.
Rebuilding Energy for the Digital Age
Richard Eklund, Co-founder and CTO of Engrate, explains how digital platforms and AI can simplify complex energy systems and power tariffs.
Human leadership + AI twin = true?
Leadership meets AI. Klara Ljungqvist on building AI twins that strengthen how you think, decide, and lead.
Key insights from Techarena
Tomas Seo, Author of the DFJA newsletter, shares his key insight from Techarena.
Building dual-use companies: Lessons from two tech founders
Emma Lönn (Acerni) and Jonas Nyvang (Stilfold) share their journeys, lessons, and the challenges of raising capital as dual-use companies.