Anna Möllenberg

Anna Möllenberg has extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Anna started their career at Interleaf Scandinavia, World Trade Inc. USA Filial in 1989 as a System Support Analyst and Training Manager. Anna worked with the Interleaf technical publishing system and was responsible for planning, teaching, and delivering training in both English and Swedish.

In 1993, they joined BANQIT AB as a Web Editor, Project Manager, Training Manager, and Quality Coordinator. Anna played a crucial role in building a new intranet and was responsible for various marketing and customer activities. Anna consistently met budget and time schedules.

From 2001 to 2010, Anna worked at 20:20 Mobile AB (fd Axcom AB) as a Webmaster and Team Leader in Marketing & Web. Anna managed a team, developed marketing and brand strategies, and led marketing and sales projects. Anna also worked on the development of the B2B business and saw an increase in website traffic.

In 2011, Anna took up the role of Marketing Manager Enterprise Solutions at 20:20 Mobile AB. Anna was responsible for marketing communications with certified partners, including the production of marketing materials and the development of the "Gold Partner Club."

After that, Anna joined enferno in 2014 as a Project Leader, and in 2017, they joined Norce as a Customer Success Manager. In their role at Norce, they owned the customer lifecycle, built strong relationships with customers, ensured their success, and conducted business review meetings, trainings, demos, and other strategic interactions.

Throughout their career, Anna Möllenberg has demonstrated their ability to manage projects, lead teams, and deliver exceptional customer experiences.

From 1980 to 2011, Anna Möllenberg pursued supplementary education in various fields such as Marketing, Sales, Education, Auditor, and Purchaser. The specific degree obtained during this period is not mentioned, suggesting that Anna Möllenberg may have acquired a range of certificates or qualifications rather than completing a formal degree program.