Nora is a full-service career management home for artists, producers and songwriters. Nora provides daily management, publishing, booking, merchandising, finance and business venture management, and music label operations in cooperation with Sony Music Entertainment. Nora is home to artists Arif, Unge Ferrari, Philip Emilio, Musti, Kapteinen, Aiba, producers Axxe, Kastel, Filip Kollsete and Eirik Tillerli, and dancer Mona Berntsen.

Fremby provides digital solutions for resource management in the construction industry.

Norwegian Property ASA is a fully integrated commercial real estate company with headquarters at Aker Brygge, Oslo, and listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange. The largest owners are Geveran Trading / John Fredriksen and Folketrygdfondet (The Government Pension Fund of Norway).

Assurance & Business Advisory Services- Team Manager, Senior Associtate, AssociatePwC (PricewaterhouseCoopers) is the world's and Norway's largest professional services firm and the largest of the 'Big Four' accountancy/consultancy firms measured by 2012 revenues. In the US, PwC is the fifth-largest privately-owned company as of 2012.PwC provides assurance (including audit), tax and legal, and financial advising/business consulting services. The PwC network has over 180,000 PwC people in 159 countries - with 1,600 employees at 39 offices in Norway. PwC firms provides services for 90% of the companies in the Fortune Global 500 and the FT Global 500. In Norway, PwC serve clients ranging from the largest international and national public organizations/listed companies, to mid-sized local entities - creating value for its clients, its people and the wider investing public; delivering the PwC Experience.

vidFlow was a Norwegian award-winning startup streaming service, and was the world's first music video service with licenses from Universal, Sony and Warner Music. The company raised NOK 8 million in capital, and the goal was to make music video consumption and discovery easier than ever, all while contributing directly to the artists. vidFlow was available on web, mobile and tablet (iOS and Android).The company was ultimately forced to shut down after experiencing increasing costs and inabilty to secure additional funding in the 50+ mill range due to the tough competitive climate (Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music).