Katarina J. Haugersveen Email & Phone Number

Oslo, Norway

RENAS is Norway's top EE waste compliance non-profit. As head of market development, I help our members towards a circular economy by addressing challenges and turning feedback into (helpful) services.Tomorrow's mines are today's products. RENAS oversee compliance for nearly 2600 electronic product manufacturers and importers.

Oslo, Norge

Website: http://uppercase.no/I have worked closely with impact startups and networks such as Sustainability Hub Norway (S-HUB), Nordic Innovation, Lille Blad, Resourcer AS and SquareRoot AS. All of these companies and clusters are working to accelerate the green shift through innovation and collaboration. Looking for solutions to significant societal problems—whether it's related to digitization, project financing, or stimulating engagement and activity among customers and members—I find to be incredibly rewarding.#innovation #storytelling #strategyzer #lean #climatepsychology #designthinking #regenerativebusiness #businessdevelopment #sustainablebusiness

Oslo Area, Norway

By combining creativity and technology Good Morning wants to help brands grow into a sustainable future. As a project manager in Good Morning I worked with clients as Miljøfyrtårn (communication strategy, SoMe), Nordvik (website, app, branding) and UNICEF (product developer for Arvetesten). I also started the podcast "Bærekraftpromotørene" together with a dedicated team in Good Morning.

Oslo Area, Norway

The #reklamere project aimed to promote diversity in advertising and media. In 2016, #reklamere collaborated with similar initiatives in Denmark and Sweden to investigate gender-discriminatory advertising in the Nordic region. The project was supported by the Nordic Council of MinistersLink: https://reklamere.tumblr.com/

Oslo Area, Norway

Examples of project I lead during my time in Hyper:1. The Norwegian Bank - "Knowledge center": In connection with the bank's 200th anniversary, Norges Bank wanted to develop a tailored knowledge-center for college students. The solution was “Horisont” (Horizon): A 400 square-meter economy simulator. It consists of a two and a half hour digitally enhanced role-playing game. The narrative is designed to hand out knowledge in portions to build the students understanding of a complex modern economy, layer by layer. 2. The Norwegian Armed Forces - Website: The motivation for building a new website was driven by the need for better communication opportunities, a new visual identity, mobile adaptation, better social media integration and the need for a new technical platform.3. Red Cross Oslo - #LaDenVandre: The Red Cross was launching a second hand concept and their first store in Oslo. Through the power of social media and local celebrities, we managed to engage a substantial audience with almost no media spending.

Oslo Area, Norway

Screenplay was my first step into the advertising agency world. I was a trainee for 2 months before receiving a permanent position, during which I took on the main responsibility for one of the company's largest clients: KIWI. Everyday life was filled with campaigns, which taught me to work efficiently under tight deadlines and with unclear briefs. It was a valuable experience to carry forward. The projects I managed ranged from animated films to websites and apps. Other clients I worked with during my time at Screenplay included IKEA, Hafslund, and Terra.

Oslo Area, Norway

This was a valuable and demanding experience that I undertook while concurrently completing my bachelor's degree. Over the course of a year, I traveled across Norway to sell advertisements for the sports project/discount booklet, Enjoy. My daily routine involved persuading local businesses (stores, gyms, restaurants, etc.) to contribute a discount or offer for purchasers of the booklet and pay a reasonable fee for the ad space. Sports teams in the city then sold these booklets to generate funds for their clubs. What I gained from my time at Pecto Media was not only the development of my sales skills but also a lifelong friend.

Oslo Area, Norway

A project position I took on alongside my bachelor's degree, aiming to establish a presence in the workforce while delving into course literature. In the fall of 2009, I collaborated with the marketing manager on campaigns for Academic Work, with a primary focus on students. As a marketing assistant, I actively participated in the entire process, from gaining insights and planning to execution and follow-up.

Ostersund, Sweden

Shortly after graduating, I secured a position as a freelance journalist at the local newspaper in my hometown of Östersund. My articles covered a wide range, from tractors to emerging young musicians in the region. While I cherished the act of writing and thrived in the unpredictability of each workday, I soon realized that I preferred having journalism as a hobby rather than a full-time profession. This allowed me the freedom to explore my own interests. Over the subsequent years, I crafted features on the go, exploring places such as Mumbai (India) and Femunden (Norway), and pitched them to magazines or newspapers that showed interest in my work.

Executive Master'S Degree, Green Growth

My skills from this program is to lead and facilitate all phases and steps in a green strategy process, be able to describe, develop.

Executive Master'S Degree, Innovation

This experience helped me understand new ways to identify peoples pains, gains and jobs - and to navigate the process of experimenting.

Bachelor’S Degree, Advertising & Branding

Crafted my bachelor's thesis on the captivating theme of Slow Fashion: "What are the reasons for the limited adoption of Slow Fashion.

Filmvetenskap/Film Studies, Filmvetenskap