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We are looking for a driven and communicative Partnership Manager to support the Corporate Partnership Program.

The Stockholm School of Economics has appointed Isabel Keulen the new CEO of its fund SSE Ventures and startup incubator SSE Business Lab. The change in leadership is happening at the same time as the incubator and the fund will move into the School’s new premises at Norrtullsgatan. The plan is to build a new hub for innovation and entrepreneurship.

We are glad to announce that our Misum Affiliate Laurence Romani, together with professor Andrea Voyer and Dr. Paolo Velásquez have secured a 6 million SEK in funding from Riksbankens Jubileumfond for their new research project on “Solving the integration challenge of high-skilled migrants: the central role of merits”.

Charlotta Kjellstrand, SSE alumni, and Emanuele Stamuli, both with experience in the luxury industry, shared insight into the concept of a luxury store and the industry overall.

Omfattningen av välfärdsbrottsligheten har ökat och utvecklats till ett systematiskt samhällsproblem. Syftet för denna rapport är att öka förståelsen för hur välfärdsbrottsligheten förstås i ett kommunalt perspektiv och hur arbetet kring välfärdsbrottsligheten organiseras i ett kommunalt perspektiv.

The extent of crimes against the welfare system has increased and developed into a systematic societal problem. The purpose of this report is to enhance understanding of welfare crime from a municipal perspective as well as to elucidate municipal efforts to organise it.

The Key Account Managers (KAM's) in all Retail Clubs that's jointly form the Svensk Handel Retail Club, visited the organizations headquarters in central Stockholm.

The Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) has officially become a member of the Ladok Consortium, following unanimous approval by the consortium’s 40 member institutions during an extraordinary meeting held on December 10, 2024.

Winning Project: The third-year Retail Management students in H&M Retail Club with the report "Enhancing H&M's Demand Sensing Process".