Network Like a Pro

Entrepreneurs are a prime example of making things happen. In this episode, I was privileged enough to host a fantastic example of a man who knows how to run a show. Per Grape has a long history with many endeavors. From being a military officer to running his own ventures and exiting. This episode is about understanding the characteristics and qualities of a person who makes things happen. Enjoy

Donnie the superconnector works in the biggest KTH tech university in Sweden helping students researchers and employees develop their ideas from inception to commercialization. Donnie has spend 9 years in the army working as an officer where he learned mediation skills that eventually translated into his work. Over the years his networking and connecting style changed where he learned better more informal strategies to network.

Emi Olausson Fourounjieva is a professional with over 20 years of experience within tech industry. She is a data-driven Business Growth & Human centric advisor, Transformational coach as well as podcast host of the show called Digital Transformation & AI for Humans. What is specifically interesting about Emi is her global reach and mindfully approach to our changing society. In this episode we discussed her mindset and strategy when it comes to mindfully moving into the future.

Ellie is a Venture Manager at Hidden Dreams. VC studio that specializes in identifying problems on the market and creating successful ventures round them. Ellie is also expert networker that has her way of getting to right knowledge, pulling the right strings and making big things happen. In this episode we will explore Ellies work flow, how she got to where she is and what made her into a person she is today. Hope you enjoy the episode 🎙

After a panel discussion with at Hyper Island I had the pleasure of interviewing all 3 speakers about their life experiences and what it means to transition from school to real world. The first speaker is Anna Gullstrand, Chief people & culture officer at Mantimenter. Second speaker is Mathias Appelblad, Global creative director at SEB. Third one is Marco Cavazzana, Chief Design Officer at Varient. At the end there are 5 hyper island students that chare their reflections from the talk.

Samuel is co-founder of a co-living organization called Allihoop. Allihoop is an organization that houses over 400 people across 4 locations in Stockholm. Despite being only 4 years old they came very far and are expanding to a new city. Besides the fact that they have residents, they have an embedded technological angle designed to nurture community. In this episode, you will hear a thought process of how Samuel when it comes to nurturing and building communities.

One of the departmentments that gives organisations a cutting edge advantage is the Learning and Development department. This episode is dedicated to exploring different types of perspectives from within this department with today's guest speaker Frida Monsén, a head of L&D department at Vattenfall. Her LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/frida-mons%C3%A9n-91ab0693/

We as humans have a lot of misconceptions about our world and possibilities in front of us. In this episode, we will cover misconceptions and the beauty around Networking. Lirone Glikman, is a true expert on the subject and she has been teaching the power of networking for over 12 years! She possesses a skillset of relationship building and perspectives that puts her into her own league. With the best of intentions and graceful approach to sales Lirone is sharing with us the best of her knowledge for us to realize that the world is our oyster. You can find her website, Instagram and linkedin in the links below https://www.Lironeglikman.com https://www.instagram.com/lirone_glikman?igsh=MWJvbnlleWd0ajdiMQ== https://www.linkedin.com/in/lironeglikman?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Between 2 of my guests, there is 50+ years of experience in the corporate world. Albert Bengtson has been working within Apple as an enterprise business development for over 10 years while Roland Williams has a history in IBM and Project Management within Coca-Cola. Their career led them to write a book on Intraprenurial Capital. A new form of capital that promotes innovation from within. In this episode we will explore their perspective on the changing corporate world and how intraprenours are more important then ever. You can order the book here As for the text about us on either channel, here’s a better link to share for listeners to BUY the book: https://www.intrapreneurial.capital/shop/

Amalia is a co-owner of Mpya Digital. IT Consulting agency helping other technology companies develop their products and features. In this episode we deep dive into the market conditions and business insights Amalia is working with. This episode is definitely an interesting one where we get to hear truth and transparency of running a business. If you would like to get in touch out Amalia you can do that through her LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/amalia-berglof?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

We all face hardships, in different degrees, and in different periods of life. Mohammad had a particularly hard upbringing, from facing the war zone to being a 1 generation refuge in Sweden with no one to turn to at only 14 years old. The world was against him. However, through sheer willpower, determination and dedication, in few short years, Mohammad graduated at the top of his class. Learning both Swedish and English, and withing 7 years Mohammad is running 2 companies, with a background as a full stack developmer as well as running his own marketing agency. Mohammad is incredibly bright individual, and he is on a fast track to great heights. If you are interested in getting in touch with him feel free to reach him over his LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/mohammad-husseini-998170187?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

In a world disrupted by modern technologies. A team has come together not just to make sense of the chaos but to provide a pathway for teams and companies to learn how to navigate. Although still in its beginning stages, River is taking deeper and deeper roots to formulate the extent of their impacts on their clientele. If you want to join the community aspect of River, you can do so through discord. https://discord.com/invite/yAwcqBrf If you want touch base with any of the members from the talk, you can do so through their LinkedIn page. Leo Wezelius https://www.linkedin.com/in/leo-wezelius-34a85b73?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app Patrik Ugander https://www.linkedin.com/in/ugander?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app Lotta https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlottalorentz?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Kai is a 26 year old entrepreneur who came very to establish himself here in Stockholm, coming from UK. Kai is very good at organizing events and bringing people together and he has amazing values that motivates his actions and that makes him very attractive as a leader because he genuinely believes in the power of bringing people together and he is an action taker. If you want to get in touch with Kai, you can do so through LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/kai-beard?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Mikaela Aare is a career counselor by trade, entrepreneur by choice, and rebel by heart. In here entrepreneurial journey of 8 years, she has chosen to specialize on the topic of future of work and personal branding. In this episode we will explore more in detail the tough road everyone has to take if they choose to step away from the crowd and build their brand.

In 2012 a group of 6 students at Hyper Island decided to embark on a project that was at first mearly an idea. With a lot of trial and error they launched their idea called the Pop Up Agency. Their goal was to do 15 gigs, in 15 different companies, in 15 countries and in 15 weeks during their internship at Hyper Island. How do you think it went? Check out the podcast for the full story! And happy holidays!

Alexandra Butmalai has a remarkable Entrepreneurial Spirit! Born in a family of entrepreneurs, she started her first company at 17 and traveled her homeland of Romania with her first endeavor. Ever since then, she has had a habit of putting herself in new environments, from traveling the world to working in different startups. It is obvious that she has what it takes to make a company work, so yet again, she is finding herself in a new endeavor, becoming CEO of My Stamp! A company that has a mission to put the busy merchants of our streets into the online world. In this episode you will hear more details about her journey and how can YOU potentially get involved. To contact her, visit her LinkedIn page in the link below https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-butmalai?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Malcolm Larri has been helping individuals, companies, and organizations manage change for over 25 years. In this episode, Malcolm will share with us some tips and tricks on how to cultivate resiliency and manage stress in these increasingly uncertain times.

We all know that AI will change the way education is done worldwide. Stas Shakirov is a co-founder of Humy.ai, a startup leading the way in this new endeavor with a vision to bring iconic figures of the past into today's classrooms. With their products, Hello History and Humy, Stas and his team have 300+ schools on the waiting list, wanting to implement this program into their classrooms. For more information, feel free to get in touch with Stas on his LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/punksta?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Magnus Hambleton is a multi-talented tech and people's person. Back in university, he started his co-working/ start-up incubator in Perth, Australia. Some time down the line, he was leading the data team and product team at Natural Cycles, and while being there, he thought himself machine learning as well as building and training neural network for the company. Now, he is working at ByFounders helping founders establish themselves in the market. For more information and to get in contact, check him on linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/magnushambleton?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Mateo Bornicio is a fellow podcaster who decided to devote his life to the topic of Belonging. After living in different places around the world and not feeling like he belonged, we was brought to a point where he decided to investigate this feeling, which led him to realizations and insights that market a beginning of his new journey. If you want to learn more about Mateo check his LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/mateo-bornico?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app Or his podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/3s09QPr5zXuyr3P5QEsUVs?si=0QgdTK8KT0uH7UeGf8uzqQ

Welcome to today's podcast episode, where we introduce you to Jenny, a learning consultant like no other. With nearly two decades of experience in the design industry and a unique combination of creative skills, Jenny is known for designing and delivering effective, engaging, and memorable learning experiences. What sets her apart is her diverse perspective, stemming from a life spent living all over the world. Her expertise extends to learning strategy, learning experience design, and learning facilitation, making her a versatile professional in the field and in this playful episode Jenny opens up a topic on leadership and these unique people who are putting their teams and companies onto new frontier. Enjoy!

Vincent Weir is a driven entrepreneur who left a promising corporate career at McKinsey in the US and moved to Stockholm to pursue his ambitions. He has incredible passion for fostering connections, building communities, and just making things happen. In this episode, you will learn how he came to be the way he is and what matters most to him, and if you have an entrepreneurial spark within you, he is inviting you to join the conversation. For more information, join his discord https://discord.com/invite/BTjRptU9 Or contact him on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincent-weir-7a295354?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Jonas Lidman has a decade of hands-on experience working with Agile, and in this episode, we will be exploring core principles of Agile as well as lessons from the front line.

Anton Grip is the CEO of an insurance company, with a rich educational background in physics and psychology. For many years, Anton has been specializing in the field of decision-making. In this episode, you will learn how Anton thinks about human psychology, how he navigates human biases, and what is one most important bias to keep in mind if we want to become better decision makers.

Ulrike has 25 years of working as a motion designer, brand builder, and digital storyteller in the entertainment industry in the US. Upon learning about the image generation technology. She jumped straight onboard, investigating this new landscape as much as she can. Her perspective could be quite valuable to some of you who are interested in following her footsteps as she is pioneering her way forward.

In this episode, we'll take a look into Malin's journey and her discovering her self as Miss Myagi. Besides her stunning and eye-catching art, Malin is challenging conventional thinking, she is incredibly competent individual and who has a keen eye for opportunities. This episode will reveal her journey and battles that she had to undertake in order to collaborate with well renowned international brands such as Stella Artois McDonalds Barncancerfonden Epicenter Stockholm YUC Lat.Asian Berns And later this year she will be painting a Lamborghini 👩‍🎨 For her art and info you can find her on her Instagram page. https://instagram.com/malin_myagi?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== You can also find her work on https://www.lingon.io

Meet Patrick Masterson - one of the founders of Epicenter Stockholm, a thriving hub that is home to hundreds of companies and thousands of entrepreneurs. Patrick's game-changing vision and leadership have helped make Epicenter a vibrant community that fosters innovation and creativity. He's a true inspiration to anyone looking to make their mark in the business world. 🚀💼

Sam has 12 years of experience working with AI. He got his PhD in brain computer interfaces and he has very consciousness oriented approach to life and work. In this episode we'll be brainstorming some of his conclusions, perspectives as well as philosophy surrounding AI and the future of our society and the market ahead of us.

TEDx Stockholm was born in 2009. At its first event, it had only 25 people, and now it is a well-known phenomenon. In this episode, one of the founders of TEDx Stockholm and me will be exploring this phenomenon and how can you potentially end up at the stage at some point. 🎤✨️

Fernanda had a fruitful career with lots of ups and downs. In her journey, she developed perticular strategies and mindset to deal with chaotic nature of life. Maybe these strategies and mindsets could benefit you?

Barmak has been chairman of the Digital Creative program for 3 years and on the board for 6. Year after year, helping with designing the ultimate curriculum so that new generations are as equipped and prepared as they can be for the ever changing world 🌎

David Erixon is one of the 3 key Founders of Global Educational institution known as Hyper Island. In this episode you will learn how and why Hyper island came about. What makes it special, what is its purpose and what gives us Hypers a competitive advantage on the market.

What does it mean to have a Business Mindset? It's all about making that Money, right?💰 Misconceptions and stigma are great barriers preventing us from jumping into this great ocean called Market. How many of us want to put pedal to the metal and just Deliver GREAT value to the world? 24/7 even? Imagine giving your absolute Best and just crashing it. What a feeling would that be? 🎙Today's guest is Pelle Kimvell. Hyper graduate, generation 2010 🎓. He graduated Digital Creative program but he pivoted from design to business and he has been on the business end of things for a decade! In fact, he managed to turn tables on the Market so that opportunities come to him! He gets to decide which opportunity is more fun for him 🏆🤓 💣 In this episode he shares with us a crucial and fundamental business framework that we can start to implement today🏄‍♂️ This Framework is called Value Proposition Canvas 💣 Topics and exact time stamps you can find in the thread below 👇✨️ Topics: - What is Value Proposition Canvas? - Making the business about the customer, customer centric business - Using Value Proposition Canvas to enter a company - Using Value Proposition Canvas to innovate your service to better meet clients needs - Start using Value Proposition Canvas today to figure out YOUR industry and market 🧭🗺, what mountain do you want to conquer? 🏔 - Removing stigma around "The mighty Business", stigma is real - What is best kind of economy? Gift Economy 🎁 and relationships are the 🔑 - Basic Business understanding

Malcom is a coach that has been helping individuals and organizations manage change for over 25 years. He has also been a public speaker for many years. He has an incredible level of sophistication to him, and he is definitely a master of his craft. In this podcast, we are taking a deep dive into some of the fundamental principles by which he operates in his business and in life. He also offers valuable perspectives to Hyper students and how we can

Topic of boundaries is extremely complex topic and there is so much to be understood and mastered. The aim of this episode is to explore the topic, shed some light what does it really mean to set one's boundaries and to stand up for one's boundaries.

The episode was recorded while Ice skating on a lake, I used AI to clean out the background noise of the skates ⛸️ so its a bit funky bit if you really tune into the moment you will hear everything David is teaching me. David, magical person that looks and communicates extremely ordinary yet profoundly about what it's like to be in avatar state. And yeees you can be in avatar state too, intact when you choose higher frequencyes you are entering that state you just have to Persist, like alllll the time and you are where I am...

Some years ago 6 hyper students started a business 2 weeks into their program, known as The Pop Up Agency, award winning creative agency known for "popping up" around the globe to solve briefs in 48h. They have been recognized by Coca-Cola, Facebook, Spotify, Adidas, Nike, KLM, WWF, IKEA, H&M and many more. In this episode I'm interviewing one of the OGs, Maksimilian Kallhed and what he has to say about what it takes to make our Hyper journey a success.

Somil is a founder and CEO or Algorithmic Scale. AI company that specializes in commercialization of AI technologies. In this episode we take a look at fundamental elements of what it takes to find our way in the upcoming AI industry.

Limerance... a word that changed my life. Join me on an adventure of removing undesirable traits and committing to our deepest desires.

Paulina has decade + experience in hosting all kinds of events and is a natural born performer. In the episode, you will hear about the highs and lows of her life.

7-8 months ago, I stumbled on a guy who captivated so much of my attention with his work and his attitude. I became very determined to get to know him. Over time, I won his trust and now we synargize regularly.

Serendipity brought us together, and our mindsets overlapped nicely. Despite having some if the disagreements in values, we still found an exquisite way to synargize.

The song is made by Sam, check him out on Spotify by typing his name. The image is AI generated by me in few min. I have cut out the part where Sam goes technical with his work were I was having trouble understanding everything and I kept more interesting and relatable conversations. If you want the 8min of his work and journey I can send you on Slack just message me.   

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