CFO at O´Learys Group, a sports bar and event chain with 100+ restaurants globally, offering guests broadcasted sports, games and activities in an American inspired setting. O´Learys Group, with brand sales of MSEK 2,500 in 2023, is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden and has subsidiaries in Netherlands, Norway and Finland. The company is partially owned by Altor Equity Partners and also includes the concepts Sing Sing, with 4 karaoke bars and Harrys, with 11 franchise restaurants. A dual track for exit opportunities is explored, where an IPO as well as a trade sales are possible exit options.

Group CFO at Life, the largest retailer of health and wellness products in the Nordics. Main focus was to increase profitability in the operation and to pave the way for future expansion. Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, Life has 500 employees, subsidiaries in Sweden, Norway and Finland and operates a total of 300 stores. Total revenues amounted to 1,100 MSEK in 2021.

Group CFO at Scienta Omicron with a mission to support the turn-around of the company, from a state of loss-making decline to sustainable profitable growth. The mission also included preparing the company for a future IPO by implementing IFRS and improving the standard of financial reporting as well as preparing the organisation for the life as a listed company. Scienta Omicron is a private equity backed company in the material physics industry. The company, headquartered in Uppsala, Sweden, has a global presence with subsidiaries in Germany, USA, China and Japan.

Group VP and CFO at Mobile Climate Control (MCC). MCC develops climate systems for buses and off-road vehicles for the international market. Ratos, the company´s previous owner, initiated a sales process in January 2016. The divestment process, led by the CEO and CFO, took almost a year and in November 2016 the company was acquired by VBG Group, a publicly traded industrial company based in Vänersborg, Sweden. At the time, MCC employed 800 persons and revenues amounted to MEUR 150.

CFO for the apparel company Odd Molly, listed on the Nasdaq OMX Stock Exchange where, in a joint effort, a bleeding company with plummeting sales and deteriorating profits was turned into a state of increased sales and profit growth. The turnaround included e-commerce focus, retail expansion and buy-back of agents. In 2015, Odd Molly had 13 own retail stores and Odd Molly´s clothes were sold in 33 countries.

CFO and COO with overall responsibility for all financial matters and business development within the GANT group. Board member in GANT subsidiaries in USA, UK, Sweden and Brazil as well as board member in GANT Home AB and GANT Underwear AB. GANT is a truly global brand, present in more than 70 markets with a total brand sales of more than MEUR 1,000.

Acting CEO for the GANT Group, listed on the Nasdaq OMX Stock Exchange during a period where the company was acquired by Maus Frères S.A. and subsequently delisted. Market cap at the time of acquisition amounted to MSEK 5,300.

CFO for the GANT Group during a period where the company acquired the GANT brand, financed by LV Capital S.A., the private equity branch of Moet Hennessey Louis Vuitton S.A. (LVMH). LV Capital co-owned the Group with Phillips-Van Heusen and, at a later stage, 3i. GANT went public on the Stockholm Stock Exchange in March 2006.

Corporate controller with overall responsibilties for NIKE in the Swedish market. At the time, the Swedish office acted as head office for all NIKE operations in the Nordic region, Eastern Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Audit assistant with a wide range of clients.