Johan Gustafsson is a EVP Corporate Communications and Sustainability at Tele2. He possess expertise in marketing strategy, marketing communications, strategic communications, management, public relations and 16 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "ONE word: brilliant" and "At the intersection between strategic communications, financial services and industry, there stands Mr. Gustafsson, Johan, the reincarnation of business. Young as few, yet experienced as few... There is so much potential here. Having worked with finance at Swedbank (it was here he had his hair cut!), marketing strategy at Volvo, and today, as a public relations executive at Prime, Mr. Gustafsson's competencies now has a range only precedented by space-ships and nuclear-driven aircraft carriers. I first met Mr. Gustafsson when he came to visit our Stockholm HQ, as he was stationed in Gothenburg, managing our west coast activities. The reputation of his had arrived already a few weeks earlier. The rumors said he was the Tupac of Swedish PR - King of The West Coast, Magician of Words, Herald of Philosophy and Master of Execution; going CLICK CLACK POW, CLICK CLACK POW all over the place. And he was. How things change fast, don't they? Two years ago, I was young and aspiring, with that certain glimpse in the eyes, that of someone unspoiled and genuinely passionated. My career was flourishing. At the time, Mr. Gustafsson was new to our firm. I was more experienced than him, I had high incomes, bonus programmes, flight bonus programmes... I had everything. But things change fast, don't they? Since then, I've taken on new jobs, faltering between one and another, aimlessly. Now I'm sitting here in a hotel bar, jobless and lonely, with a whiskey in one hand and a phone in the other; scrolling up and down the phonebook trying to reach out for help to old friends who can't reminisce me. My past has faded. During the same period, Mr. Gustafsson has skyrocketed. I've been trying to follow his rise to the top closely. If only my pupils could move quick enough."