Markus Ederwall

Markus Ederwall has an extensive work experience spanning over a decade. Markus began their career as Head of Finance and Accounting at Diana Svensk Fashion AB in 2009. In this role, they were responsible for accounting, budgeting, and system integration.

Following this, Markus worked at Stockholm School of Economics as a Statistics Assistant and Teaching Assistant from 2010 to 2011. Markus then returned to the Stockholm School of Economics in 2011 and 2012 as a Teaching Assistant and Lecturer, respectively.

In 2012, Markus joined the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise as a Lecturer for six months and also worked as a Teaching Assistant at the Stockholm School of Economics during the same year.

From 2013 onwards, Markus held various positions. Markus worked as a Visiting Associate at The Boston Consulting Group for a brief period, where they contributed to market analysis and sales synergies projects. Additionally, Markus joined Maria Nila Stockholm in 2013 as a Business Controller and CFO. In this role, they were responsible for financial reporting, planning, procurement, and strategy. Markus played a crucial role in leading the company's management team towards internal and marketplace growth.

Overall, Markus Ederwall's work experience showcases their progressive career trajectory and diverse skill set in finance, teaching, and strategy.

Markus Ederwall's education history begins in 2008 when they attended Stockholm School of Economics and pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Business and Economics, with a focus on Economics and Finance. Markus completed this program in 2011. In the following year, from 2010 to 2011, they attended Stockholm University and studied Mathematics, though no specific degree is mentioned. Ederwall then went on to pursue a Master of Science degree in Business and Economics at Stockholm School of Economics, from 2011 to 2013. During their time as a graduate student, they also participated in exchange studies at Norges Handelshøyskole (NHH) in 2012, focusing on Natural Resource Economics.