Mikael Renck

Mikael Renck has a diverse work experience in various finance and leadership roles. Mikael started their career in 2008 as a controlling and finance consultant at Kalkylbolaget, where they provided financial advice to small and medium-sized enterprises. In 2010, they founded MiRé Holding AB, followed by the founding of FinReg Solutions AB in 2013, where they served as the CEO and Founder.

In 2012, Mikael Renck became a board member at Pastry Sweden AB, a company that delivers fresh pastries and cakes in Sweden. Mikael also gained experience in advisory roles, as an advisor at Uppstart Malmö from 2011 to 2012.

Starting in 2014, Mikael Renck joined the Spotlight Group AB, Spotlight Stock Market, and Sedermera Fondkommission in different CFO positions. These companies focused on simplifying growth opportunities for businesses, providing capital raise expertise, and offering legal advisory services in the finance industry. Mikael continued to hold these roles with no specified end dates.

In 2018, Mikael Renck expanded their expertise in finance law by joining Markets & Corporate Law (MCL), specializing in securities, stock market, and corporate legal matters. MCL combined law firm services with corporate finance to provide comprehensive legal support to the financial industry.

Overall, Mikael Renck has built a strong foundation in finance, leadership, and advisory roles, with extensive experience in various organizations in the finance and business sector.

Mikael Renck's education history is as follows:

From 2005 to 2009, they attended Lund University, where they obtained a master's degree in Economics.

From 2000 to 2003, they studied at Malmö University, earning a Bachelor's degree in Political Science.

Prior to that, from 1998 to 2000, they attended S:t Petri Läroverk, where they completed their high school education with a focus on Natural Sciences.

In 1997, Mikael Renck briefly studied at Cheyenne Central High in Wyoming, USA, as part of their high school education, and their field of study was General Studies.