Using data from the think tank Ownershift we want to show the differences in ownership between women and men. This is our way of contributing to greater economic equality in the world and is part of our sustainability efforts.
We are convinced that when women and men have equal opportunities to reach their full potential, the world will not only be fairer – it will also become more successful and sustainable. With a better understanding of women’s ownership and savings, we want to encourage more people to pay attention to what the current ownership structure looks like in Sweden and give all individuals ownership over their own life decisions. To this end, we can play a major role through our products, services and expertise.
Taking responsibility for society’s development is part of our sustainability efforts. This also means addressing gender equality.
The facts shown in the video were taken from the following sources:
The following female entrepreneurs involved in the video have in one way or another come into contact with us through different networks. These women participate because they want to promote engagement on the issue.
With her company, Moa Gürbüzer wanted to rebel against the alcohol culture by producing high-quality, non-alcoholic wines. Through her extensive experience as a social worker, she met many families who were mistreated as a result of excessive alcohol consumption.
By utilising shells from algae, Sofie plans to save the world. For example, by using them in environmentally smart batteries, solar panels and hair care products. Her company has received 17 million euros from the EU environmental project LIFE.
Serial entrepreneur and founder of an award-winning design and development agency in the automotive industry. In the company Golden Ridge Robotics, which has been valued at 1 billion kronor, she has developed a self-driving golf cart in China together with her husband.
After many years as an employee in the telecom industry, Martina launched Telness, a mobile operator specialising in small businesses.
At the age of 20, Alice and her sister started the company Earth Bite. The company manufactures vegan and organic snacks.
Isabella is the founder of clean-tech company Mimbly, which offers sustainable water solutions for washing machines.
Hedy is a product innovation agency focused on making a tech imprint for a better world. Through strategy, design and technological development, Hedy helps startups and scalesups linked to the UN's 17 global sustainability goals to develop successful digital products that really make a difference!
Malin is founder and owner of the women’s fashion brand By Malina.
Founded by these two women during high school, the Carrus Network company arranges events for young people aged 16 to 24. Its goal is to create a context for networking and inspire young people who want more.
Modigo AB is a psychiatric business founded in 2017. Two years later, the company was rewarded with DI's Gasell Prize for its rapid growth.
At the age of 12, Delia Zadius came to Sweden as a UN refugee. She dropped out of a business programme in high school and later discovered in adulthood that she had dyslexia. Today she runs the assistance company Blomstra together with her former boss, Peter Sundbom.
