Martina Sundling

Martina Sundling has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Martina started their career at Ericsson, where they worked on internal communication and developed an Intranet for the Business Unit. Martina then moved on to Journalistgruppen, where they served as a Communication Consultant and Project Manager, working with various clients to improve their digital presence and marketing.

Following this, Martina worked at Daytona as a Senior Project Manager, primarily for Nokia, overseeing digital projects such as campaign sites, e-commerce sites, and Extranets. Martina then joined Ottoboni Group as a Senior Project Manager, handling strategic and hands-on responsibilities for the agency's largest clients.

Martina also has experience working in government agencies. Martina served as a Communicator and Project Manager at the Ombudsman for Children in Sweden, focusing on communicating children's views to decision-makers. Later, they worked at Skatteverket (The Swedish Tax Agency) as a Communicator, facilitating easier interactions with the agency through open APIs.

In 2017, Martina started their own freelance consultancy, Malia Consulting, where they provided digital strategy, project management, and UX leadership to various companies. During this time, they managed projects such as website development, campaign sites, and mobile applications.

From 2019 to 2022, Martina held a Project Manager role at Arbetsmiljöverket (The Swedish Work Environment Authority). Here, they led a team in developing digital services for employers and employees, with a focus on improving work environments and reducing health risks.

Martina's most recent role is as a Project Manager at Fröjd Agency, where they are currently employed.

Martina Sundling attended Mälardalen University from 1992 to 1996, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Economics/Marketing. During their time at Mälardalen University, they did not specify a particular field of study. Additionally, in 1994 and 1995, Martina also studied at The University of Göttingen, focusing on Economics and Marketing, although they did not complete a degree at this institution.