Emma-Lisa Runius

Emma-Lisa Runius has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries and roles. Starting in 2005, they worked as a Project and Production Manager at Abakus Communication AB, where they were responsible for managing relationships between clients and suppliers, as well as overseeing project timelines, budgets, and quality assurance. Emma-Lisa then joined PwC in 2007, initially as a Student Coordinator, where they coordinated events and developed marketing materials targeting economics students. Emma-Lisa later became a Specialist in Employer Branding at PwC, leading strategic initiatives to create an attractive employer brand and developing communication strategies. In 2012, Emma-Lisa transitioned to AFRY, first as a Communication Manager at ÅF Lighting and later as a Communications Manager for the Fönbifart Stockholm project at Trafikverket. In these roles, they focused on brand development, internal communication, and coordination between ÅF and Trafikverket. In 2017, they joined Hifab as a Communications Manager, responsible for leading and developing the company's internal and external communication and implementing effective branding strategies. Finally, in 2022, Emma-Lisa became the Head of Marketing & Communications at Niam AB, a leading real estate and infrastructure fund manager in northern Europe. In this role, they oversee marketing and communication strategies to enhance brand awareness and engagement. Overall, Emma-Lisa Runius has built a strong career in marketing and communications, showcasing their expertise in brand building, strategic planning, and project management.

Emma-Lisa Runius has a diverse education history. Emma-Lisa attended Uppsala University from 2002 to 2005 and earned a degree in Political Science. In 2019, they completed a Chefsutvecklingsprogram at SESI. In 2014, Emma-Lisa attended ÅF Academy for a program focused on Leadership in our time. Emma-Lisa also studied Projektledning at Berghs School of Communication in 2010 and Strategisk Information at the same school in 2007. Earlier in their education, Emma-Lisa attended Wargentinsskolan from 1996 to 2000, where they studied Social Science. In 1997 and 1998, they attended Adlai E. Stevenson High School. The degree name and field of study for these years are unknown.