Markus Ekelund has over 15 years of expe­rience in business deve­lopment and last year on the basis of sustai­nable business models. In 2014, Markus took up several reports focusing on how companies can become more profi­table by integ­rating sustai­na­bility into their business deci­sions. During 2011–2013 he led the mana­gement consulting firm Frontit to the DI Gazelle company for three consecutive years in a row. Markus also has ten years of expe­rience in senior roles within IT, including the global infrastructure manager at H&M.

Phone: 0705–770 097
Email: markus.ekelund@2050.se
Skype: markus_ekelund

Nina Ekelund is the Executive Director of the Haga Initi­ative and is also the Chairman of the board and partner at 2050 Consulting. She has earlier been a poli­tician and has served as an executive board member of the Christian Democrats and has also worked at the Prime Minister’s Office. She has also worked at Swedish Envi­ron­mental Protection Agency and the Envi­ron­mental Admi­nist­ration in Stockholm. During 2015 and 2016 Nina was an expert Cross-Party Committee on Envi­ron­mental Objectives (Miljömåls­be­red­ningen), respon­sible for setting new climate targets for Sweden.

Phone: +46735–022 464
Email: nina.ekelund@2050.se
Skype: Nina.ekelund1

Ulrika has over 20 years’ expe­rience as accountant and advisor, primarily focusing on internal steering and control, mana­gement and orga­ni­za­tional deve­lopment, project steering, assessment and anti-corruption. Her most recent work was at PwC where she was a Director with business area respon­si­bility, pursuing issues regarding inter­na­tional deve­lop­mental coope­ration in Sweden and inter­na­tio­nally. Further, Ulrika has worked as admi­nist­rative official at the Diakonia regional office for southern Africa, focusing on human rights, democracy issues and capacity support. Within the scope of her assign­ments within inter­na­tional deve­lopment, Ulrika has worked with UN’s Sustai­nable Deve­lopment Goals.

Phone: +46701–432 222
Email: ulrika.erkenborn.rugumayo@2050.se

Göran has a Master’s Degree in engi­ne­ering with focus on power and heat production. He has over 15 years of consulting expe­rience in energy and climate issues, and with special expertise in the calcu­lation and reporting of green­house gas emis­sions. Göran has parti­ci­pated in the deve­lopment of the Green­house Gas Protocol, product-specific rules for EPD and ISO stan­dards. He act as expert support as well as carry out calcu­la­tions and advanced studies for stra­tegic deci­sions. Past and present clients include companies in most sectors, such as energy, real estate, trans­por­tation, food , ICT and media.

Phone: +46733–631 321
Email: goran.erselius@2050.se
Skype: gora­ner­selius

Senior Advisor and Head of the Network Cleantech Öster­götland, a cluster initi­ative for envi­ron­mental tech­nology companies in eastern Sweden. Malin has over 20 years of expe­rience in the tele­com­mu­ni­ca­tions industry and non-profit world. Malin has previously worked in sales, marketing, product mana­gement and business deve­lopment at Ericsson for twelve years, partly with Argentina and Mexico as a base. As Secretary-General Malin built up Operation Smile in Sweden, a medical relief orga­ni­zation that helps children born with cleft lip and cleft palate. Malin is based in Linköping where Malin devotes a large part of the time for managing and deve­loping the Cleantech Öster­götland.

Phone: +4670–345 14 86
Email: malin.forsgren@2050.se
Skype: malin.forsgren

Linnea recently finished her M.Sc. in envi­ron­mental and energy systems engi­ne­ering at Linköping’s University. As part of her Master she also studied one semester abroad at the University of Iceland in Reyk­javik. Linnea’s Master thesis focused on sustai­nable urban deve­lopment, more speci­fi­cally iden­ti­fying conflicting goals and synergies between densi­fi­cation and deve­lopment of urban green structures in order to present recom­men­da­tions for imple­men­tation of ecosystem services tools in the muni­cipal urban deve­lopment process. Linnea became part of 2050 in September 2018 and works primarily within analytics.

Phone:
Email: linnea.granstrom@2050.se

Emma recently graduated from the master’s programme in Sustai­nable Tech­nology at KTH Royal Institute of Tech­nology and holds a bachelor’s degree in Energy and Envi­ronment. Her focus lies on envi­ron­mental mana­gement and life cycle assessment. Emma did her master thesis at the Swedish jeans producer Nudie Jeans where she performed an LCA of several products and analyzed their envi­ron­mental sustai­na­bility targets, in order to provide guidance on how to stra­te­gi­cally prio­ritize their efforts.

Phone: +46768–286 307
E-mail: emma.hedman@2050.se

Senior consultant and project manager for Östgö­taut­ma­ningen. Peter has more than fifteen years of expe­rience working for a manu­facturing company, and seven years within consulting, where he has been working with business deve­lopment, commu­ni­cation, brand mana­gement, business planning, sales mana­gement, process effi­ciency and employer branding. He has held a number of mana­gerial posi­tions, such as CEO, marketing director, sales manager and stra­tegic project manager.

Phone: +46703 232828
Email: peter.henriksson@2050.se

Consultant and envi­ron­mental economist with a back­ground in the financial sector. Jannike has previous expe­rience as an analyst for respon­sible invest­ments in Africa and as an ESG-analyst at Sustai­na­lytics in Amsterdam. She has a bachelor’s degree in economics from Uppsala University and a master’s degree in envi­ron­mental economics and mana­gement from the Swedish University of Agricul­tural Sciences. Jannike’s degree project focused on assessing companies’ envi­ron­mental perfor­mance based on monetary costs of CO2 emis­sions as well as analyzing asym­metric infor­mation in the financial market. She has also committed herself to non-profit projects with AIESEC such as Energy Cross­roads and as a volunteer in Kampala, Uganda.

Phone: 073 618 55 13
Email: jannike.hising@2050.se

Carl is speci­a­lized within sustai­na­bility reporting and supply chain moni­toring from a sustai­na­bility perspective. He has worked as consultant since 2011 and has expe­rience from a wide range of business areas, working as assignment leader and accountant within social requirements/ISO 14001 and envi­ron­mental regu­lation, instructor, project leader for exter­nally audited sustai­na­bility reports as well as analyst and advisor regarding CSR services. Carl is an expe­ri­enced public speaker and has operated business networks and regional confe­rences on CSR in southern Sweden. Between 2006 and 2011 Carl studied envi­ron­mental science and business at the Lund University and in Canada, speci­a­lizing in sustai­nable business and leadership.

Phone: +4679 079 39 69
Email: carl.hojman@2050.se

Ingrid has a master’s degree in poli­tical science and a master’s in inter­na­tional rela­tions from the Fletcher School in Boston. She has several years’ expe­rience working with issues pertaining to global sustai­nable deve­lopment, focusing mainly on trade politics, including assign­ments from WTO, OECD, UNFCCC as well as other units within the UN. Her most recent work was with an inter­na­tional think tank in Geneva, ICTSD, where she headed the program for climate and energy and she has also worked for several Swedish government agencies.

Phone: +46790–760 920
Email: ingrid.jegou@2050.se

Senior partner with over 20 years of expe­rience in envi­ron­mental orga­ni­za­tions and envi­ron­mental research. Mikael was chairman of The Swedish Nature and Conser­vation Society (SNCC) between 2002 and 2014 and currently leads the European Envi­ron­mental Bureau, the EU’s largest envi­ron­mental orga­ni­zation. Mikael is rese­ar­ching sustai­nable deve­lopment stra­tegies in both politics and business, among other things related to energy chemical and marine envi­ron­mental issues . He is active in the Government’s Envi­ron­mental Objectives Prepa­ration and has worked in a number of expert groups, including the European Commission’s high-level groups on resource effi­ciency and climate and compe­ti­ti­veness.

Phone: +46 70 316 27 22
Email: mikael.karlsson@2050.se

Victor is a recent graduate within the field of Energy, Envi­ronment and Mana­gement Engi­ne­ering. His focus lies within business deve­lopment for orga­ni­sa­tions to identify new inno­vative business possi­bi­lities on problems related to sustai­na­bility. Victor has previous expe­ri­ences of business deve­lopment and sustai­na­bility from both start-ups as well as at larger Swedish and German industry companies.

Phone: +46705–879188
Email: victor.norberg@2050.se
Skype: victor.norberg@2050.se

Caroline has over 25 years’ expe­rience from group-wide strategy work, sustai­na­bility work, brand building, commu­ni­cation and inno­vation within the food supply sector. Her most recent work was a position as marketing director for Skåne­me­jerier, where she also has held several executive board posi­tions. Caroline has a genuine commitment to building profi­table and relevant value for both companies, it’s employees and it’s customers from a sustai­na­bility perspective.

Phone: +46702–059311
Email: caroline.olsson@2050.se
Skype: Caro­li­ne­lil­ja­olsson

Consultant with a back­ground in purchasing, supply chain and imple­men­tation of business systems. Henrik comes from Accenture in Stockholm, where he has been a consultant with a focus on procu­rement, project mana­gement and business systems. Previously, he worked as a Supply chain controller at T2-Tea in Melbourne and as purchaser for electric car manu­facturer Think in Oslo. Henrik has an engi­ne­ering degree from the University of Lund with speci­a­li­zation in Envi­ron­mental systems analysis. At 2050 Henrik works with analysis, calcu­lation and business deve­lopment.

Phone: +4670–789 68 11
Email: henrik.sundberg@2050.se
Skype: sundberg.henrik

Consultant and envi­ron­mental economist with a back­ground in jour­nalism. Nils recently graduated from the master’s programme in Economics at the Stockholm School of Economics and has a particular interest for ques­tions about ecosystem services and how welfare is measured. In his voluntary work for the Swedish Society for Natural Conser­vation Nils has been involved in a project about how more sustai­nable financial products can be made avai­lable to customers. In addition to this, Nils has been an intern with the UN climate change secre­tariat (UNFCCC) in Bonn, Germany, as well as the green think tank Carbon Talks in Vancouver, Canada, and he has worked as a business and finance reporter with the news agency Siren in Stockholm.

Phone: +46 733 428429
Email: nils.westling@2050.se
Skype: nils_westling

Rebecka is a poli­tical scientist and opinion-maker with expe­rience within infrastructure, finance, digi­ta­li­zation and energy. She works with long term influence projects where she assists companies, orga­ni­za­tions and academia with posi­tioning, PR and strategy. Rebecka primarily works with assign­ments on national and EU level and has inter­na­tional expe­rience working with crisis commu­ni­ca­tions assign­ments at the Sydney based agency Sena­teSHJ. She has a Bachelor of Science in politics from Uppsala University and a Master’s in Stra­tegic Public Rela­tions from Sydney University. Rebecka’s most recent work was as public affairs manager at Folksam and she has also worked as consultant at Gullers Grupp and as advisor at the Swedish Medical Asso­ci­ation.

Phone: +46 708–622 185

Email: rebecka.wulfing@2050.se

Anna is a consultant with broad expe­rience of sustai­na­bility work at companies and orga­ni­za­tions from a variety of indu­stries — polymer tech­no­logies, IT, gaming, phar­ma­ceu­ticals, waste mana­gement, and energy. Anna speci­a­lizes in sustai­na­bility reporting according to GRI, UN Global Compact and other inter­na­tio­nally accepted stan­dards and guide­lines. Her academic back­ground is in commu­ni­ca­tions, languages and sustai­na­bility reporting. Anna has wide know­ledge of the market and sustai­na­bility trends in southern Sweden.

Phone: +46 76 427 15 80
Email: anna.yelistratova@2050.se