I move into my podcast mode

I move into my podcast mode

When the weekend comes, I move into my podcast mode. This is my list at the moment.

This is not casual listening. It is how I stay structured, informed and connected to what actually drives business, markets and decision-making.

Global affairs and geopolitics

I follow the world through formats like The World, Radio Correspondents: China, Radio Correspondents: Middle East, The USA Podcast, and The Middle East Podcast. This gives me context behind the headlines – how regions move, how power shifts, and what it means in practice.

Markets, macro and business

There is a clear financial layer in Unhedged, WSJ Take On the Week, Macro Podcast, Swedbank Macro Talk, and The Day with Di. This is where I track sentiment, capital flows and positioning – how the market is actually interpreting reality.

Daily intelligence and briefing

The Daily, Bloomberg Daybreak Europe, Monocle The Briefing, and The Morning Report keep me in sync on a daily basis. Short, focused, high signal – a continuous update loop.

Technology and structural shifts

Through WSJ Tech News Briefing, Hard Fork, and Bloomberg Tech, I follow the underlying shifts – AI, platforms, infrastructure – the forces that reshape industries over time.

Opinion, ideology and strategic perspective

I include formats like The Spectator podcasts and similar long-form commentary. This is where different perspectives are tested, narratives are challenged, and positioning becomes clearer over time.

Perspective and strategic thinking

Formats like Monocle on Design, Momentum, and Nextconomy add a broader layer. This is where business, leadership and communication are put into a longer-term context.

Experienced Board Professional Seeking New Challenges and Opportunities

Experienced Board Professional Seeking New Challenges and Opportunities

I am ready to take on new assignments in board of directors roles and look forward to continuing to present applications at personal meetings with nominating committees, like the one I had today.

With nearly 15 years of experience serving on the boards of various companies across multiple industries, from those listed on the stock exchange to owner-led firms and growing enterprises, I bring a wealth of knowledge and an extensive network. My role as an active board member has encompassed a broad spectrum of activities, including capital raising, IPOs, issuing new shares, and overseeing mergers and acquisitions.

As I seek new board positions, I am enthusiastic about contributing as an active member, leveraging my significant business acumen and deep business intelligence to drive business development.

Transforming Business Strategies: A Voyage of Discovery and Collaboration

Transforming Business Strategies: A Voyage of Discovery and Collaboration

A few years ago, or rather quite a few years since I’ve been around for a while in various business areas, I worked on a project involving one of Sweden’s greatest contemporary entrepreneurs, known for his innovation and creativity. He instilled in me the importance of business intelligence for business development - to always observe what the most successful or biggest players in various industries are doing, and to draw inspiration for the growth of your own or other businesses.

In a multidimensional city like Hamburg, embarking on a voyage of discovery can be energizing, sparking new ideas, fueling the hunt for inspiration, and contributing to creativity.

I came across the brand collaboration between Veuve Clicquot and SMEG. Two powerful and iconic brands unite to deliver what everyone wants: chilled champagne for a picnic (image 1).
Hackett is a brand with strong attributes that draws heavily from its English origins. An entrance featuring an umbrella as the door handle immediately immerses the target audience in the right experience (image 2).
Woolrich remains true to its origins and rich history as it contends with today’s competition. The imagery is unique and modern, deeply rooted in its history and uniqueness (image 3).

Embarking on European Train Journey: Professional Actor Showcases Business Acumen at Corporate Meeting

Embarking on European Train Journey: Professional Actor Showcases Business Acumen at Corporate Meeting

I am checking the time to ensure I make it to the next train station on time. I am embarking on a journey across the top of the mainland of Europe, utilising a combination of ferry and three separate train lines. I fondly remember the trains, painted in wine red and beige, complete with a dining coach and a panoramic level, where chilled Riesling was served in a silver wine cooler filled with ice. Although travel is more straightforward today, it still symbolises a Europe without borders.

I am undertaking this journey to present my business persona at a corporate meeting. As a professional actor, I approach dialogue with transparency, deliver on regulatory requirements responsibly, and provide comprehensive service. This is built upon my business intelligence, extensive knowledge, and unparalleled experience.