A combination of ambitiousness, curiosity, humbleness and a family-feeling where all know and care for each other.

The days vary quite much, but typically consist of a mix of meeting with people and doing analyses. For example, I can be at a Board meeting at one of our subsidiaries during the first half of the day where the main topic is the long-term impact on the business caused by the pandemic, which of course is very interesting. The rest of the day I can spend with the analysis of a potential new investment.

Number one is the knowledgeable and down-to-earth colleagues, and number two the high pace and variety of working tasks as well as the ability to make impact.

I have been on rotation at one of our subsidiaries, Permobil, twice – once at their Nashville (Tennessee, US) office and once at their Stockholm office. Both times were really fun as I got to experience new things both from a professional and personal perspective in a very fun and growth-oriented company like Permobil. I also bring the leanings with me in my continued work as an investor. So I believe that rotations are a really great and unique opportunity that Investor offer.

The constant challenge for me is how to prioritize my time between all the opportunities and things I want to do, to where it is most important and I will have the most impact. It is a “luxurious” problem to have but nonetheless challenging.