Charlotte Rylme

Charlotte Rylme has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Charlotte'smost recent position is as the CFO at Baseload Capital, starting in 2022.

Prior to that, from 2005 to 2022, they worked at Business Sweden, a government agency promoting Swedish trade and investment. During their time there, they held multiple roles including Vice President Marcom & Business Development, Vice President Sales & Marketing, Country Manager Greater China, Trade Commissioner, Asia Sales Manager, and Country Manager Japan & South Korea, Trade Commissioner. Charlotte was responsible for driving sales, planning and implementing promotional activities, and managing and developing personnel.

Before joining Business Sweden, in 2005, they briefly worked at Mercedes-Benz China Ltd as a Program Manager for the Program Management Office, where they contributed to a feasibility study for market entry in China.

In 2003, Charlotte worked at Ramböll AB (formerly known as Scandiaconsult AB), a Nordic engineering consultancy. Charlotte served as a Program Manager for Business Transformation and reported directly to the CEO and Group Management.

From 1999 to 2003, they were a Manager & Management Consultant at Askus AB, a consultancy firm specializing in strategy, change management, communication, and IT. Charlotte was responsible for P&L, budget, sales, and managing a team of consultants.

Charlotte started their career in 1994 at AssiDomän AB, where they held the position of CFO/Financial Manager at various companies within the group. Charlotte'sresponsibilities included finance, controlling, and staff management.

Overall, Charlotte Rylme has had a successful career with experience in finance, management consulting, sales, marketing, and business development.

Charlotte Rylme's education history includes three distinct periods. In 1990, they attended Örebro University, where they pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Business Administration & Economics. This program lasted until 1994. Additionally, in 1993, they undertook German language Scholarship studies at the University of Vienna for one year. Lastly, in 2017, they enrolled in the Stockholm School of Economics to study Digital Transformation; however, no degree information is provided for this period.