Andreas Lundberg
With a career in commercial real estate and city development, Andreas explores the role of cities and communities in the time after the pandemic. How can commercial property development achieve moments in life that also define a city?
Bruce Dickinson
Bruce Dickinson is the lead singer of Iron Maiden. Iron Maiden is an institution embodying fearless creative independence with a following that spans every culture and generation. Their latest album “The Book Of Souls” (2015) went straight to No 1 across the world in 24 countries, becoming their fastest ever selling album.
In 2012 Dickinson set up Cardiff Aviation, an aircraft maintenance company, which amongst other things, signed an agreement with the Djibouti government to help re-launch their national airline. Dickinson has also invested in the world’s largest aircraft: a hybrid of a plane, balloon and hovercraft, the Airlander 10. He has also created an aircraft fleet as a one-stop solution for airlines to use.
In 2013, Iron Maiden collaborated with Robinsons Brewery in Stockport, England to create Trooper, a 4.8% cask/4.7% bottled ale whose recipe Dickinson formulated with head brewer Martyn Weeks. As of May 2014, the beer has sold 2.5 million pints in 40 countries, making it Robinsons’ most successful export.
Dickinson’s list of accomplishments seems endless and are continuously growing. He has been described as a polymath and now brings together all his creativity and experiences to share with audiences around the world.
Caroline Ravn
Caroline is a world-renowned magician. After nearly five years studying theology, she switched goals from a pulpit to the stage in Las Vegas.
Since childhood, Caroline has been fascinated by magic. Her grandfather was a magician and taught her simple tricks as a child. Today, she is not only one of Sweden’s most booked magicians, but also one of the world’s foremost female magicians. She invites her audience to many laughs with her sharp sense of humor and astonishing magic.
David Nelson
David Nelson has been at King for 8 years. Starting in the growth team he has spent the last 6 years focused on innovation inside and across game teams. In this talk, he shares stories on driving innovation with others and two tools for managing innovation in organizations.
Fredrik Andrén-Sandberg
Fredrik is an independent author and a regional lead (Europe) at RWE. He has a great interest in energy, environmental issues, and politics. Fredrik strives to make people reflect on the world we live in today, as well as the future we want to create.
His knowledge and will to change the world for the better are truly contagious.
Gustaf Jhaveri
Gustaf founded a data privacy consultancy out of interest in helping all enterprises, big and small, become compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and other similar legislation. He is an experienced project lead with a background in IT management and data privacy, having also spent several years teaching.
Gustav Johansson
The gastronaut and politics nerd, Gustav Johansson, writes about vegetarian food made easy and tasty. Not only is he an accomplished cookbook author but he has received several prestigious media awards.
Michel Laporte Godorn
Michel is a passionate sales-driven entrepreneur with over 25yrs actively on the market to this day. He was born in the Seychelles but live in Sweden. He started his first company when he was 15yrs old. Since then Michel have built 7 companies as well as worked in various sales positions such as Account Management
KEY Account Management & Sales Director.
Per Holknekt
Per Olof Holknekt is a Swedish fashion designer and entrepreneur. He is also the founder of several magazines and companies, the most successful of which is the clothing company Odd Molly.
Robert Swan
Robert Swan is the first person in history to have walked to both the North and South Poles. He is an explorer, a leader in energy innovation, and founder of the 2041 Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to preserve Antarctica as a natural reserve, land for science and peace.
On January 11, 1986, Robert and a team of three, ‘In the Footsteps of Scott’ arrived at the South Pole. Their 900 mile journey was the longest unassisted march in history.
Three years later, in 1989, Robert led, ‘Icewalk’, with a team of eight to the North Pole. By the age of 33, Robert had achieved his dream to walk to both the Poles.
During these two historic expeditions, Robert experienced firsthand the effects of climate change and environmental degradation. At the South Pole, his eyes changed color through damage due to the prolonged exposure of ultra-violet rays as he walked under the hole in the ozone layer. At the North Pole, his team nearly drowned because of the premature melting of the ocean ice. These two hard-hitting and unexpected incidents galvanized him to launch the mission, ‘2041’.
Robert received the Polar Medal and the title of the Officer of the British Empire (O.B.E) from Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. His contribution to education, energy innovation and environmental action have been recognized by the United Nations through his appointment as UNEP Goodwill Ambassador for Youth, Special Envoy to the Director General of UNESCO and as a recipient of the UN Humanitarian Innovation Award. He is the co-author of four books and was a keynote speaker at all of the UN World Summits for Sustainable Development, the World Economic Forum and the Corporate Eco Forum.
Wim Hof
Wim Hof, also known as The Iceman, is a Dutch extreme athlete noted for his ability to withstand freezing temperatures. He attributes these feats to his Wim Hof Method (WHM), a combination of frequent cold exposure, breathing techniques, and meditation.