FotoWare
Øystein Syversen has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Øystein started their career at Hoechst AG as a Certified Pharmaceutical Consultant from January 1993 to June 1995. Øystein then moved on to Luxo ASA, where they served as the Senior Vice President of Export Sales from June 1995 to August 2000. After that, they joined Norman ASA as the Vice President of International Operations, a role they held until 2004. In 2004, Øystein joined FotoWare as the Director of Marketing & Sales, a position they held until December 2017. Øystein then took on the role of Business Development Director at FotoWare from January 2018. Currently, they are working at Picturepark, a FotoWare company, as the Business Development Director since June 2022.
Øystein Syversen attended BI Norwegian Business School from 1989 to 1992 where they earned a Bachelor's degree in International Marketing. Prior to that, they studied at Valler videregående skole, although specific details regarding the degree earned or field of study pursued are not provided.
FotoWare
Enabling people and organizations to do more with their content!FotoWare is a Norwegian software company that, in the space of 20 years, has become a world-leading provider of Digital Asset Management (DAM) solutions. FotoWare was founded in 1997 by Ole Christian Frenning (former press photographer 1974-1985 and photo editor of Aftenposten1985-1991) and Anders Bergman (former leader of development at Hasselblad Electronic Imaging 1985 - 1994) and was one of the first in the world to offer a DAM system.More than 250,000 users and 4,000 customers in a wide range of industries worldwide use FotoWare today.Besides enabling our users to do more with their content, we also care about diversity and leadership. We are driven to make a difference by ensuring equality and diversity in the tech industry. Our team is composed of members with different backgrounds, education, and levels of experience. 40% of us are female and 52% of our employees are below 30 years old.