Norrsken Sessions #7 - Creativity & Impact

Creativity & Impact

Sophia Bendz, Lisa Lindström, Anna Ryott

Norrsken invites you to join former Spotify global marketing director, angel investor and advisor at Atomico, Sophia Bendz ; CEO and founder of award-winning agency - Doberman, Lisa Lindström and VA Most Powerful Woman in Business 2018 and Norrsken Foundation board member,  Anna Ryott for this all-star Norrsken Sessions on Thu 20 September.

We promise that you can't fail to be inspired by this incredible trio of women!

Using creativity, great design and optimising your social impact may seem like obvious ways to improve your business, broaden your thinking and differentiate from competitors, but many organisations don't take this path. Why not?

Join us as we discuss how to use these components to make a difference, add value and build your company or develop yourself and build a career. We can’t just rely on politicians to drive change, we need to drive it in our work-life too.

Norrsken House Sessions is an interactive experience, where we invite you as an audience help us shape the conversation. Meet founders and entrepreneurs from all over the world who will share their story and their perspective on how we can build things that make the world a better place. During the evening you'll be part of an inspiring conversation followed by food, drinks and mingle.

Norrsken House: Where doing good meets modern technology

A tiny smartphone is powerful enough to guide 120 million Apollo 11 rockets to the moon. The tools to change the world are in the hands of millions. Yet we google cats. To us, life hacks aren't just about finding clever ways to make living easy, but about finding better ways to be humans. We investigate, ideate and invest with the ambition to create as much good as possible using what we know best: product and business development, creativity and technology. We work and scale as a business. We are always data-driven with clear metrics and a strong demand for profit. But for us, profit is measured not in money, but in lives.