Material Economics
Fanny Widepalm is currently serving as the Impact Lead at Norrsken VC since August 2024, focusing on impact and ESG throughout the investment cycle. Previously, Fanny worked at McKinsey & Company from August 2020 to July 2024 as an Associate in Material Economics, engaging in approximately 15 sustainability-related projects across various sectors, including fashion and agriculture. Fanny's career also includes roles as a Junior Associate Research Assistant at Handelshögskolan i Stockholm, a Consulting Intern at Oliver Wyman, an Investment Banking Intern at Lazard, and a Client Service Intern at East Capital. Fanny holds a Master's degree in Economics from the Stockholm School of Economics and completed an exchange semester at Sciences Po, in addition to a Bachelor's degree in Business and Economics from the Stockholm School of Economics. Fanny's educational background includes studies at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México and an Upper Secondary Diploma in Natural Sciences from Viktor Rydbergs Gymnasium Djursholm.
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Material Economics
Material Economics is a management consultancy firm specialized in sustainability and resource strategy topics. Transforming our economy to fit within the boundaries of the planet is a massive challenge, but it also presents massive opportunities for those who are ahead of the game. We are helping our clients to be just that - ahead of the game. We do a wide range of projects within our area of expertise, working with global companies, the public sector, philanthropy, and other organisations on their most complicated sustainability challenges. These questions are so complex, and the business landscape is moving so fast, that we believe there is a need for a consultancy that has top-tier management consultancy skills and that is also specialized on sustainability. Our team consists of former consultants of top-tier management consultancies who are passionate about sustainability. We are based in Sweden but work internationally. We are also excited to announce that as of 1 December, Material Economics is part of McKinsey & Company.