Swedish-British Summit 2021: Outer Thinking Programme

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Welcome Never before have the key qualities of leadership been so hard to define. However, in a time characterised by rapid change and swift turns, stable and fearless leadership is needed more than ever. We are hearing it over and over again, that the way we have been living will have to change, no matter the cost. And the arguments are all around us. Even after 1.5 years, the pandemic keeps catching us off guard, and the COP26 summit reminded us of the massive – and often uncomfortable – changes we will have to face in the upcoming decades. If the leaders of yesterday were elected for being strong and convincing, the leaders of tomorrow will, instead, have to be masters of rapid adaption. Survival of the fittest replaced by survival of the flexible?

At Outer Thinking, we are diving into topics that were hard to imagine just a few years ago, but in order to stay successful, we need to keep up with the speed of change.

A special thank you to our sponsors AstraZeneca, IKEA, Kindred, SAAB, Trustly and Zyn as well as our partners at the British Embassy Stockholm and the British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce for making this event possible. Last but not least, a big thank you to our guests and speakers for sharing their insights and expertise to help us all to think bigger and better.

Peter Sandberg, Chief Executive Swedish Chamber of Commerce for the UK peter.sandberg@scc.org.uk

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Agenda 9.30 Registration and breakfast 10.30 Welcome to Outer Thinking: Speed & Progress Peter Sandberg, Chief Executive, Swedish Chamber of Commerce Master of Ceremonies: Hélène Barnekow, CEO, Microsoft Sweden Nik Gowing, Director and Founder, Thinking the Unthinkable

Opening remarks

Rajesh Agrawal, Deputy Mayor of London for Business

Speed of innovation

Leif Johansson, Non-Executive Chairman of the Board, AstraZeneca

Speed of change in the global status quo

Magnus Lewis-Olsson, Chairman & President, Saab UK Cecilia Malmström, Visiting Professor, University of Gothenburg and former EU Trade Commissioner Simon Nixon, Chief Leader Writer, The Times Ambassador João Vale de Almeida, Head of Delegation of the European Union to the UK

Speed of change in evolving Britain

Andrew Bowie, MP and Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party Fraser Nelson, Editor, The Spectator

12.15 Lunch 13.15 Speed of technology – from buzzword to reality Åsa Tamsons, Senior Vice President and Head of Business Area Technologies & New Businesses, Ericsson

Speed of the digital economy

Gerard Grech, Chief Executive, Tech Nation Dan Hill, Director of Strategic Design, Vinnova Mario Klapsis, Vice President Financial Services & Sales and General Manager UK, Trustly Henrik Tjärnström, CEO, Kindred Group

Speed of climate change and the impact on business

Jan-Olof Jacke, Director General, Confederation of Swedish Enterprise Anna König Jerlmyr, Mayor of Stockholm Sean McGuire, Director for Brussels, Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Peter Jelkeby, Country Retail Manager and Chief Sustainability Officer, IKEA UK and Ireland

14.45 Coffee break 15.15 Speed of change and future of work

Dr Carl Benedikt Frey, Director, Future of Work at the University of Oxford

Speed of change in the labour market – and it’s wider impact

Jamie Driscoll, Mayor of the North of Tyne Lisa Lindström, CEO, Doberman Lord Ed Vaizey of Didcot, Chair, Digital Futures and former Culture and Digital Minister Polly Toynbee, Columnist, The Guardian

Talk: Jason Diakité

Jason ‘Timbuktu’ Diakité, Artist

Thank you and closing

Jan Olsson, Chairman, Swedish Chamber of Commerce Nik Gowing, Director and Founder, Thinking the Unthinkable Hélène Barnekow, CEO, Microsoft Sweden

16.30 Drinks reception

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Speakers Welcome to Outer Thinking: Speed & Progress Peter Sandberg, Chief Executive, Swedish Chamber of Commerce Peter Sandberg is Chief Executive at the Swedish Chamber of Commerce since 2018. He holds an MSc in Political Science and Economics from Lund University and has previously worked in press and communications roles at the Swedish Embassy and Chamber of Commerce in London respectively. He has worked at the Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce in New York City as Director of Program and VP, and when returning to London, joined the British Private Equity & Venture Capital Association where he was part of the management team in his role as Director of Commercial Development & Membership.

Hélène Barnekow, CEO, Microsoft Sweden Hélène Barnekow has more than 25 years of experience from the IT and Telecom industry. Prior to joining Microsoft in December 2018, Hélène worked as the CEO of the Telco company, Telia Sweden. Earlier in her career she was Head of Field & Partner Marketing at EMC in Boston, USA, where she was awarded several grants for her excellent leadership and marketing achievements. She has also been assigned several leadership roles at Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications. Hélène is part of the Board of Directors of GN Store Nord A/S and Kindred Group plc. In August 2019, Hélène launched her first book, Re:start, about valued-based leadership in a ever changing world.

Nik Gowing, Director & Founder, Thinking the Unthinkable Nik Gowing was the main news presenter for BBC World News (19962014), and he has 35 years of analytical experience in diplomacy, defence and international security. In 2018 Nik Gowing, along with Chris Langdon, released the book Thinking the Unthinkable: A new imperative for leadership in the digital age.

Speakers Opening remarks Rajesh Agrawal, Deputy Mayor of London for Business Rajesh Agrawal is the Deputy Mayor of London for Business. Born in India, Rajesh moved to London in 2001. As an entrepreneur he founded RationalFX in 2005, and Xendpay in 2014, both companies utilising technology to reduce the cost of international money transfer for businesses and individuals. Rajesh is passionate about promoting entrepreneurship and creating opportunities for young people. He was appointed Chair of Oxfam’s Enterprise Development Programme in 2015 and has been a Patron of the Prince’s Trust for many years. As Deputy Mayor Rajesh aims to be a strong voice for London’s business community and protecting jobs and growth.

Speed of innovation Leif Johansson, Non-Executive Chairman of the Board, AstraZeneca From 1997 to 2011, Leif Johansson was Chief Executive Officer of Volvo. Prior to that, he served at Electrolux, latterly as Chief Executive Officer from 1994 to 1997. He was a Non-Executive Director of BMS from 1998 to September 2011, serving on the Board’s Audit Committee, and Compensation and Management Development Committee. Leif was Chairman of global telecommunications company, LM Ericsson, from 2011 until March 2018. He holds an MSc in engineering from Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg.

Leif holds board positions at Autoliv, Inc and Ecolean. He has been a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences since 1994 (Chairman 2012 to 2017). Leif is also a member of the European Round Table of Industrialists (Chairman 2009 to 2014) and a Member of the Council of Advisors, Boao Forum for Asia.

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Speakers Speed of change in the global status quo Magnus Lewis-Olsson, Chairman & President, Saab UK Leading the Swedish defence and security giant, Magnus Lewis-Olsson is the President of Saab UK, Chairman of Saab Technologies UK, and board member of Saab Grintek Defence. Magnus started his career at Saab as a Gripen test pilot in 1999, after having spent more than a decade in the Swedish Air Force. He has since then held numerous country and regional managerial roles, including leading several international Gripen campaigns. In 2012, Magnus was appointed CEO of Saab South Africa and Saab Grintek Defence, and has since 2015 been the President of Saab for multiple international market areas. Magnus is also council member of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in London.

Cecilia Malmström, Visiting Professor, University of Gothenburg and former EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmström has been European Commissioner for Trade 2014-2019 and commissioner for home affairs between 2010-2014.

Prior to that she served as Sweden’s minister of European affairs.

She has also been a member of the European Parliament 19992006. Cecilia holds a PhD in political science from the University of Gothenburg, and for several years she lectured in European affairs, terrorism, migration etc. She now holds the Assar Gabrielsson visiting professorship at the school of business, Economics and Law at Gothenburg University.

Simon Nixon, Chief Lead Writer, The Times Simon Nixon is the Chief Lead Writer for The Times. Previously, he was the Chief European Commentator for The Wall Street Journal.

He has also held the position of Executive Editor for Reuters Breakingviews.

Ambassador João Vale de Almeida, Head of Delegation of the European Union to the United Kingdom João Vale de Almeida is the Head of Delegation of the European Union to the United Kingdom. He took office on February 1st, 2020.

He is a senior European Union diplomat whose last postings as Ambassador included the United Nations (from 2015 to 2019) and the United States (2010 to 2014). Prior to his appointment in Washington as the European Union’s Ambassador, he served as the Director General for External Relations at the European Commission, the European Union’s executive body.

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Speakers Speed of change in evolving Britain Andrew Bowie, MP and Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party Since June 2017 Andrew has represented the people of West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine as their Member of Parliament in Westminster. In March 2018 he became the first new Scottish MP and the first of the 2017 intake, to be promoted when he was appointed as the Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport. In January 2019 Andrew was promoted to Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Prime Minister.

In August 2019 Andrew was appointed Vice Chair of the Conservative Party, his remit covers The Union and Youth within the party.

Fraser Nelson, Editor, The Spectator Fraser Nelson is the editor of The Spectator. He is also a columnist with The Daily Telegraph, a member of the advisory board of the Centre for Social Justice and the Centre for Policy Studies.

Speed of technology – from buzzword to reality Åsa Tamsons, Senior Vice President and Head of Business Area Technologies & New Businesses, Ericsson Åsa Tamsons is Senior Vice President and Head of Business Area Technologies and New Businesses and member of Ericsson’s Executive Team. With focus on technology and innovation, Tamsons team is responsible to drive growth in new areas for Ericsson. They do this by identifying, developing and scaling new businesses that support Ericsson’s customers to capture the full potential of 5G, IoT and future technologies.

Tamsons team drives the Ericsson IPR and licensing, Cradlepoint – the US-based market leader in Wireless WAN Edge 4G and 5G solutions for the enterprise market, Ericsson´s global IoT platform business, Global Dedicated Networks business and Small- Medium Business Solutions (SMB Solutions), and a number of other emerging businesses in incubation stage through the innovation hub Ericsson ONE.

Speakers Speed of digital economy Gerard Grech, Chief Executive, Tech Nation Gerard Grech is the Chief Executive of Tech Nation, the growth platform for tech companies and leaders. Tech Nation’s mission is to unlock the growth potential of 1000 scaling tech leadership teams across the UK by 2022, contributing over $1Bn to the UK economy. He is also a Board member of the Barbican, Europe’s largest arts centre. Gerard has over 20 years’ experience in the world of digital media, web, mobile, venture capital and startup development.

Dan Hill, Director of Strategic Design, Vinnova Dan Hill is Director of Strategic Design at Vinnova, the Swedish government’s innovation agency. A designer and urbanist, Dan’s previous leadership positions have produced innovative, influential projects and organisations, ranging across built environment (Arup in Australia and UK, Future Cities Catapult in UK), education and research (Fabrica in Italy), government and social innovation (SITRA in Finland), and media (BBC and Monocle in UK), each one transformed positively via digital technology and a holistic approach to design.

Mario Klapsis, Vice President Financial Services & Sales and General Manager UK, Trustly Mario is the Vice President Financial Services & Sales, as well as General Manager UK. His team is responsible for setting up the strategy, articulating and distributing the relevant solutions, and driving accelerated growth for our Financial Services business. He has over 20 years of experience in change management and business development worldwide. He has been focusing on the global payments industry for the last 15 years, first with American Express and now with Trustly.

Henrik Tjärnström, CEO, Kindred Group Long before he was appointed CEO in 2010, Henrik Tjärnström was part of the Kindred Group (then Unibet Group). He joined the Board of Directors in 2003 and was part of the board until when he stepped into the role as Chief Financial Officer in 2008. Henrik holds an MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management from the Institute of Technology, Linköping University, Sweden. Before joining the Kindred Group, he was Senior Financial Manager at Skanska Infrastructure Development AB from 2001 to 2008.

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Speakers

Speed of climate change and the impact on business Jan-Olof Jacke, Director General, Confederation of Swedish Enterprise Jan-Olof Jacke is, since October 2018, the Director General of Confederation of Swedish Enterprise. He holds an MBA from the Gothenburg School Of Economics. After graduation, he was a management consultant from 1995 to 1999. He has worked at AstraZeneca since 1999 as Chief Financial Officer for various units and was between 2013 and 2018 CEO of AstraZeneca Sweden.

Anna König Jerlmyr, Mayor of Stockholm Anna König Jerlmyr was elected as Mayor of Stockholm in 2018.

The green-blue political coalition led by König Jerlmyr focuses on innovation and sustainability when futureproofing the city and creating opportunities for growth and quality of life for its citizens.

Mayor König Jerlmyr is currently Co-Chair of C40’s Steering Committee and lead on business collaboration, a member of Friends of Europe’s Board of Trustees and a member of World Economic Forum’s Supervisory Board of the net zero cities initiative.

Sean McGuire, Director for Brussels, Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Sean McGuire is Europe Director for the CBI. Based in the CBI’s Brussels Office, Sean is responsible for overseeing the CBI’s post-Brexit European strategy focussing on the implementation of the Trade and Co-operation Agreement and ensuring that business interests and concerns are communicated to policymakers within the EU Institutions and UK Government Departments. As the EU’s third largest trading partner, Sean also leads several EU policy campaigns of strategic importance for UK business, including trade, climate change, services and digital.

Peter Jelkeby, Country Retail Manager and Chief Sustainability Officer, IKEA UK and Ireland Peter began his IKEA career as a part-time self-serve co-worker in the Gothenburg store. Since then he has worked all over the IKEA world, in Trading and Purchasing in Russia followed by a move to Vietnam, joining the IKEA Asia-Pacific team. In 2000, he joined IKEA UK and Ireland and held several positions including Store Manger IKEA Lakeside, Marketing Manager, Sales and Communications Manager and Deputy Retail Manager. Prior, Peter spent nine years at Clas Ohlson AB, including acting CEO.

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Speakers Speed of change in the labour market Jamie Driscoll, Mayor of the North of Tyne After leaving school at 16, Jamie returned to education as a mature student to gain an engineering degree at Northumbria University. He worked as an engineer making breathing apparatus and in the electronics and IT sector, later setting up his own software development firm. Before being elected to the Office of Mayor, North of Tyne, Jamie was a Labour and Cooperative Councillor in the Monument Ward in Newcastle City Centre.

Lisa Lindström, CEO, Doberman Lisa is the co-founder of the design firm Doberman. Under her leadership, Doberman has been appointed Sweden’s best firm in the industry, Sweden’s best workplace, and one of Sweden’s most innovative companies. Known for unorthodox innovation methodologies and unique perspectives on both employee empowerment and customer experience, Lisa has become one of Sweden’s strongest voices for the power of innovative business and leadership to impact society.

Lord Ed Vaizey of Didcot, Chair, Digital Futures and former Culture and Digital Minister Ed Vaizey (Lord Vaizey of Didcot) is a member of the House of Lords, appointed in 2020, and sits on the Communications and Media Committee. Ed was the Member of Parliament for Wantage between 2005 and 2019. He served as the UK Government Culture and Digital Minister from 2010-16, and is the longest-serving Minister in that role. He was appointed a privy councilor in 2016.

Polly Toynbee, Columnist, The Guardian Polly Toynbee is a Guardian columnist and president of the Social Policy Association. She was formerly BBC social affairs editor, columnist and associate editor of the Independent, co-editor of the Washington Monthly and a reporter and feature writer for the Observer.

Speakers Speed of change and future of work Dr Carl Benedikt Frey, Director, Future of Work at the University of Oxford Carl Benedikt Frey is Oxford Martin Citi Fellow at Oxford University where he directs the programme which he also founded on the Future of Work at the Oxford Martin School. Frey has served as an advisor and consultant to international organisations, think tanks, government and business, including the G20, the OECD, the European Commission, the United Nations, and several Fortune 500 companies. He is also an op-ed contributor to the Financial Times, Foreign Affairs, Scientific American, and the Wall Street Journal, where he has written on the economics of artificial intelligence, the history of technology, and the future of work. His academic work has featured in over 100 media outlets.

Talk: Jason Diakité Jason Diakité, Artist Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité, a rapper from Skåne, established himself as a Swedish House Hold name thanks to his discovery in Street Level Records, Stockholm, which specialises in the import of Indie Hip Hop relseases. One of Timbuktus first tracks was “The Conspiracy” from which he has continued to produce an influx of legendary tracks in both Swedish and English, fuelled by rhymes, metaphors and puns. Timbuktu boomed when he started rapping in Skånska, and he has now earned the reputation as Swedens most influential political hip-hop and rap crossover artist.

Closing remarks Jan Olsson, Chairman, Swedish Chamber of Commerce Jan joined Deutsche Bank in 1988 and has held several positions within M&A, Structured Finance and Corporate Finance. He holds a BA from Pomona College, an MBA from Wharton, an MA from University of Pennsylvania, and a Graduate Diploma in Business Studies from the London School of Economics.

Guest list Surname

First name

Organisation

A. Hvamstad

Christian

Wastefront

Adde Svante Lincoln International Agnell Ragnar Centigo Agrawal

Rajesh

Deputy Mayor of London for Business

Albanese Alessia Fagerhult Lighting Allen Scott Fagerhult Lighting Almqvist Ulric Danske Bank Amdi Jensen

Carsten

Danske Bank

Andersen Claus Freeths Äng

Cecilia

Angus Steve Department for International Trade Anhal Dr. Aarti Before Nine Arefjäll Magnus Danske Bank Aurén Johan Accountum Ayan Karolina Thinking the Unthinkable Banks Tom Kindred Group Barnekow Hélène Microsoft Sweden Barnekow Björn Bad Taste Empire Begley Ranj Readly Benedikt Frey

Dr. Carl

University of Oxford

Blackmore Emma War on Cancer Blaxall Martin AstraZeneca Blomström Charlotte Department for International Trade Bolinder Suzanne Consido Bond

Michael

Trustly

Borgs

Anna

Mayor’s Office, City of Stockholm

Börjesson Mathilda Swedish Chamber of Commerce Bowie

Andrew

MP, Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party

Brikinshaw

Julian

London Business School

Bringsjord

Vegard

Wastefront

Budden Alex Lundin Energy Cadogan Charles Anelca Clinic Christie

Lisa

Vattenfall

Surname

First name

Organisation

Christopherson

Mike

Consulate of Sweden in Edinburgh

Cinti Susanna Kindred Group Clarke-Smith

Brendan

MP for Bassetlaw

Connors Kevin Nordea Crona Anna Swedish Chamber of Commerce Crona

Josefine

Virgin Red

Cummins Jordan Confederation of British Industry Cunnane Peter Innovate Finance Dahl

Dr. Astrid Maria

Innovent Biologics

Daly Shona Swedish Match Diakité

Jason

Driscoll Jamie Mayor of the North of Tyne Ek Niko Scandinavian Airlines Eklund Jonas Swedish Chamber of Commerce Elliston Stewart Freeths Engstrand Anders SEB Ezaz-Nikpay

Cecilia

Affärsvärlden

Fagrell Köhler Johanna Comprend Ginman Carole Trustly Gould Matthew DFIN Solutions Gowing Nik Thinking the Unthinkable Grech

Gerard

Tech Nation

Griffin

Linda

Kry/Livi

Griffin

Darren

Swedish Match

Gruvris Christer AstraZeneca Haase Stefan Whitecap Consulting Haddon Alex IC Design Hajo

Mahmoud

Hamrin

Andreas

Mayor’s Office, City of Stockholm

Hayward Gavin Kindred Group Hedenberg

Victor

Association of MBAs

Hedengren

Gabriel

The PR Office

Henriksson Jens Swedbank Hickman David Scania Hill

Dan

Vinnova

Hybbinette Sebastian KKA Partners

Surname

First name

Organisation

Jacke Jan-Olof Confederation of Swedish Enterprise Jelkeby

Peter

IKEA

Jelkeby Karin IKEA Johansson Leif AstraZeneca Johansson Frederick Fairpoint Capital Juhlin Mariell Policy Impact Jurman Drazen Alva Labs Kemp Adrian AstraZeneca Kennedy Kara The Express Kjellberg Ina Target Aid Klapsis Mario Trustly König Jerlmyr

Anna

Mayor of Stockholm

Lampinen Stefan Game Advisor Langman Charlotte Ashley Global Shipping Lannvik Johanna Lincoln International Larsson Simone Digital Catapult Larsson Tomas Better Planet Larsson Jack Better Planet Lawniczak

Justyna

Delegation of the European Union to the United Kingdom

Lewis-Olsson Magnus Saab Lilliehöök Jacobsson Ebba

Consido

Lindell Peter Brunswick Group Lindgren

Staffan

Comprend

Lindström Lisa Doberman MacPherson James University of Cambridge Madsen Stephan BC Partners Maguire Matthew IKEA Malmström

Cecilia

University of Gothenburg & former EU Trade Commissioner

Mann Anna Skanska Marcus

Johan

Aim Public Affairs

Maric Momcilo Epiroc Matthews Marc Trustly Maurer Philip Google McGuire

Sean

Confederation of British Industry

McMullan William Trustly Medda

Francesca

University College London

Surname

First name

Organisation

Mellqvist

Gabriel

Dagens Industri

Minney Daniel Essity Mogull

Kerstin

Morez Spencer DFIN Solutions Mullaney

Declan

Kry/Livi

Munk Rune Coller Capital Nelson Fraser The Spectator Nestius-Brown

Annika

Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

Newton Andrew April Six Nilsson

Ulla

Nixon Simon The Times Nordsten

Kristina

London & Partners

Nordström

Niklas

Aim Public Affairs

Norlin Anders Nvise Norrman Helena Kekst CNC North John Royds Withy King Ohlin Marcus Anelca Clinic Ohlsson Mikael Tesco Olsson Jan Deutsche Bank Palmer

Saga

Swedish Chamber of Commerce

Parmander

Malin

Mayor’s Office, City of Stockholm

Partridge Louise Merryhill Accountancy Services Pettersson Erik Brunswick Group Radomska

Sofia

Oriflame Cosmetics

Reason James Target Aid Rhodes Alan Scania Rogers Kevin Elanders Rosindell Andrew MP for Romford Ross Sam Kindred Group Rossi

Michel

Schroder & Co Bank AG

Roth

Ben

Volvo Car

Sandberg Peter Swedish Chamber of Commerce Sandell Susanna DFIN Solutions Savén Björn IK Partners Selstam Henrik Wastefront Sheppard Philip Handelsbanken

Surname

First name

Organisation

Sheren Michael Bank of England Soric Patrick Danske Bank Stjernschantz

Torsten

Sundell

Martina

Schroder & Co Bank AG

Sutton Katie Skanska Svanberg Larsson Malin Freeths Swales Lauren AstraZeneca Tamsons Åsa Ericsson Taylor of Warwick

Lord John

House of Lords

Terling Kristian HSBC Törnberg Gabrielle Kindred Group Titheridge Nathan Essity Tjader Maria Flint Global Tjärnström Henrik Kindred Group Toumi Ralf Imperial College London Toynbee Polly The Guardian Vaizey of Didcot

Lord Ed

Vale de Almeida

Ambassador João

Vales

Waldemarsson

Vianney

Digital Futures and former Culture and Digital Minister

Head of Delegation of the European Union to the UK

Wastefront

Christoffer

Swedish Chamber of Commerce

Wallace Gordon Tech Nation Watts

Richard

VX FIBER

Werdelin Ulrika Accel Westrell Alexander Kindred Group Winfield

Josh

Tech Nation

Wolff

Svetlana

Scandinavian Airlines

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