Ceo
NodeOne Sweden (now Digitalist Sweden) was originally called Redaktören Reklam & IT and was a communications agency. We focused on building websites on the Drupal publishing tool, which is free and open source software (FOSS).Around Drupal there is a large and vibrant community that we got involved in. We answered questions in forums, wrote blog posts, created and shared code and more. This got us a lot of attention, and with that, customers started to seek us out instead of the other way around.In the fall of 2008, the financial newspaper Dagens Industri (DI) wanted help building their streaming service DI TV on Drupal. It was our first assignment for over one million SEK.At the same time, we acquired a Drupal agency in Stockholm. We took the name NodeOne Sweden. We also bought a Drupal agency in Copenhagen and another in Oslo, which became NodeOne Denmark and NodeOne Norway respectively. In August 2012, we were close to 70 employees.Our strength was building large and complex websites. This was also discovered by several large companies in the three countries. The client list during my years as CEO includes:TV2 DanmarkBonnier TidskrifterDagens IndustriSF BioIKEAEricssonSony Ericsson MobileEgmontLunds universitetKarolinska institutetUnionenModeraternaLRF MediaAllmänna arvsfondenLärarnas riksförbundVärmlands FolkbladStockholms läns landstingBostadsrätternaI retired as CEO in August 2012 to work full-time on a merger of like-minded agencies in Europe. We quickly got started on a brand collaboration. We called ourselves Wunderkraut. Together we had about 160 employees in Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Estonia, Germany, Belgium and the UK. But we didn't get anywhere with the merger. In January 2013, I left NodeOne/Wunderkraut to start Kntnt.NodeOne Sweden is now called Digitalist Sweden and is still one of the world's leading Drupal agencies (although they now have more strings to their bow).