Supporting Apotea in achieving compliance with the CSRD and associated ESRS standards, with a focus on pollution (E2), Biodiversity and Ecosystems (E4) and workers in the Value Chain (S2). A gapanalysis and action plan is being developed.

FishSec is a non-profit organization working towards sustainable fisheries and ocean management through international lobbying, policy work, and regional collaboration. Recommendations to decision-makers are based on published research and ICES findings. The organization primarily operates within the EU, focusing on the Baltic Sea region.Government funding, decided on annually, forms a significant portion of FishSec's budget, alongside project grants from international foundations.Responsibilities include leadership, financial management, securing funding, and policy advocacy.Notable achievements include halting targeted cod fishing in the Baltic Sea, prompting EU action against bullying, capacity-building for environmental movements in Denmark, and uniting the EU environmental movement behind a common fishing quota advisory.

Greenpeace exists because this fragile Earth deserves a voice. It needs solutions. It needs change. It needs action.The role involved focusing on developing new regional campaign strategies and the new long-term strategy for Greenpeace's global organization, including:• Developing a Nordic campaign plan to ensure that the new trade agreements between the USA and EU (Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, TTIP), and between EU - Canada (Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement, Ceta) do not undermine environmental standards and the ability to regulate future environmentally harmful activities.• External analysis and development of Greenpeace International's Long Term Global Framework, the global organization's new 10-year strategy.Responsibilities:• Representing Greenpeace in consultations with government agencies and other stakeholders on EU negotiations on TTIP• Highlighting how TTIP threatened to undermine environmental legislation in EU member states on social media• Spokesperson for the various scandals revealed in connection with various drafts of the TTIP and CETA leaked from the negotiations• Coordinating communication with other offices internationally• Representing Greenpeace Nordic in the work on the new Long Term Global FrameworkResults:• Greenpeace was able to expose serious deficiencies for the environment and labor rights by publishing leaked drafts of the trade agreement, contributing to the major popular protests against the agreement. This suited Trump perfectly, who advocated a more protectionist trade agenda.• Negotiations on TTIP were halted by US President Donald Trump, who initiated a trade conflict with the EU. Trump and the EU declared a sort of truce in July 2018 and resumed negotiations. In April 2019, the European Commission declared the negotiations "no longer relevant." A Pyrrhic victory, as Trump's policies were a blow to all climate and environmental efforts in the USA.• Greenpeace's new 10-year strategy

Expert and project leader in fisheries and marine environmental issues, responsible for planning, implementing, and leading campaigns/projects to achieve campaign goals in Sweden and internationally. The role also involved representing Greenpeace as a spokesperson in all types of public forums and media.Responsibilities:• Political lobbying: Close contacts with MP:s, government officials, ministers, and authorities.• Fisheries policy reform: Lead a campaign aimed at reforming EU fisheries policy.• Marine protected areas: Responsible for enabling the protection of marine environments within EU legislation and international waters through UN agreements.• Swedish spokesperson for Greenpeace's international campaign to save the bluefin tuna, a campaign that has borne fruit in recent years. The bluefin tuna is once again found in Nordic waters, largely due to ICCAT finally tightening management.• Crisis management: Member of the group that managed the crisis of the 'Arctic 30 activists,' when 30 Greenpeace colleagues were kidnapped by Russia during a protest in the Arctic.Results:• Raised the issue of overcapacity in fishing fleets by making the report "Fishers who Cheat", showing how Swedish shrimp fishermen systematically illegally dumped less valuable small shrimp into the sea to increase profitability.• Showed how overfishing affects the third world in the report "Exporting Exploitation," which demonstrated how Swedish fishing vessels were exported to be used for exploiting fish resources in occupied territorial waters in Western Sahara.• Organized an international legal expert workshop in Sweden House, Brussels, to investigate how fishing can be regulated in marine protected areas outside the territorial waters of EU member states.• Contributed to initiating the UN negotiations on the creation of marine reserves in international waters. The so-called BBNJ process recently made it possible to protect marine environments outside territorial waters.

Supporting campaigers, spokespersons, and the Secretary-General in designing communication strategies and plans, as well as actively promoting Greenpeace's various communication activities through media work.Responsibilities:• Design communication strategies• Develop communication plans for campaigns and projects• Media training• Media monitoring (Newsmachine, Retriever, etc.).• Measure and evaluate communication efforts.• Press conferences• Brand development and positioning for Greenpeace in Sweden.• Lead Greenpeace's extensive collaboration with freelance photographers and videographers to produce all types of press materials, video clip reels, information graphics, etc., for all channels.• Act as spokesperson in Sweden when experts were not available, including in chemical issues.• Responsible for the Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics in Sweden, a recurring ranking aimed at phasing out hazardous chemicals from consumer electronics. The guide was regularly published and had a huge impact in trade press and mainstream media for a long time.Results - a selection:• Launching reports. One of many examples is the launch of the Greenpeace Energy (R)evolution scenario in 2008. Reports were often the foundation of communication efforts.• Politicians talk – leaders act! Swedish communications manager for the climate meeting in Copenhagen in 2009.• Developed the international slogan Marine Reserves – Now! The central message for a global campaign to create more and larger marine reserves, primarily in international waters.• Stop illegal fishing! (2006) Campaign to urge responsible authorities to address illegal fishing for cod in the Baltic Sea and the Barents Sea.• Save the whales! Responsible for communication, events, and PR to stop whale hunting and to get Sweden to support international rules protecting whales from other serious threats, such as maritime traffic. As a result, Sweden was a strong voice for saving the whales.

• Feature reporter for the DI Saturday section.• Worked with the development of the new weekend magazine DI Weekend, including researching and writing the cover story for the first issue.

Freelanced as a writing journalist and worked in the editorial team as an additional resource during the newspaper's startup and in the years that followed.

Editor and writer for the Magazine Guru. A part of Sweden's internet history. The magazine depicted and forecasted what the digitization of work life, business, and life meant for all of us.

Svarta Lådan is a freelance collective in Malmö that specializes in journalistic and photographic activities. The operations were initially based in the KFUMs premises at Betaniaplan but have been located at Monbijougården since 2007.The freelance agency was founded in 1997 by me along with journalists Erika Augustinsson and Mia Odabas, as well as photographers Björn Larsson, Bonny Håkansson, and Håkan Röjder.Clients included, among others, Svenska Dagbladet, Dagens Industri, magazines such as Kapital and Dolly, Finanstidningen, Sydsvenskan, Magasinet Area, and more.It's very rewarding to see that the freelance agency still thrives under the same name and concept 27 years later.

Worked as a municipal reporter at Omkretsen, the editorial team covering the surrounding municipalities of Malmö.

Editor at the newly launched political newspaper Dagens Politik.

Worked at the Lund desk, the Malmö desk, and also spent some time on the national domestic news desk. Also did some work for entertainment, including live interviews from the stage during the Malmö Festival.

Responsible editor managing freelancers and photographers, text editing, and layout design.

Editor/Lay out artist. At various times, I handled all parts of the newspaper, including the front page. I assisted the more experienced editors with digital editing tools like Quark Express, which were new at the time. In return, they shared their knowledge of editing and headline writing with me.

Roffes modellflyg was a hobby shop with a wide range of advanced radio controlled vehicles and accessories. I worked part time there from 1984 onwards during my studies, after my military service I worked full time for a year as store manager.