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I’m a change leader and manager in digital development and transformation within the public sector. I’m passionate about contributing to solutions for complex societal challenges, working holistically with a strong focus on goal achievement. Currently, I serve as the head of digitalization and innovation at Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) and as a board member of the Swedish Post and Telecom Authority and the Swedish Land Survey.My knowledge in digital development is rooted in 20 years of experience as a scientist and research leader. My research has primarily focused on digital development in conjunction with other perspectives, such as privacy and sustainable societal development. Through this work, I have developed strong skills in navigating complex contexts that require an understanding of diverse perspectives in multifaceted environments. My background spans various disciplines, including computer science, organization and leadership, engineering, law, interaction design, behavioral science, and political science.With over 20 years of leadership experience, I have served as a project manager for numerous research and innovation projects, managed multidisciplinary expert organizations in academia and the public sector, and been a board member of government authorities and non-profit organizations. I practice trust-based leadership, emphasizing holistic perspectives and combining strategic, tactical, and operational levels. I am empathetic and well-regarded by my employees.As an inspiring and pedagogical speaker, I possess a strong ability to motivate others and foster a natural understanding of complex relationships. I encourage my audiences to view events and situations from new and relevant perspectives, helping to identify innovative solutions to challenging societal issues. I have extensive experience training and supporting management teams in both the private and public sectors, and I am a respected speaker on topics such as digital transformation, IT and privacy, digital change management, and the public sector applications of artificial intelligence.

Listed skills include Human Computer Interaction, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Ubiquitous Computing, and 14 others.