Pricerunner
Louisa Tornberg's work experience includes various positions in different companies. Louisa is currently working at PriceRunner - A Klarna Group Company as the CSS Operations Manager SE. Prior to this role, they worked as a Support Specialist at the same company. Before joining PriceRunner, Louisa worked as an Ekonomiassistent at Baker McKenzie for two years. Louisa also gained experience as a Praktikant at HUI Research, where they worked on various customer projects and supported consultants in sales-related tasks. In addition, they have experience as a Bokningskoordinator at Förenade Festerier Vid Linköpings Universitet, where they were responsible for coordinating bookings and rentals for events. Louisa has also worked as a Receptionist at Infor and Gernandt & Danielsson, handling various tasks such as answering calls, administrative work, and conference management. Louisa has further experience as a Näringslivsansvarig at FLiNS, a Chaufför at KLING GLASS AB, and a Servitris at Restauration Gubbhyllan. Louisa briefly worked as an HR-assistant at Baker McKenzie, where they assisted with HR-related tasks and training planning. Overall, Louisa Tornberg has a diverse work background with experience in operations, customer support, coordination, administration, and hospitality.
Louisa Tornberg began their education in 2016 at Linköping University, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Economics. Louisa successfully completed their degree in 2019. From 2019 to 2021, they continued their education at the same university and obtained a Master's degree in Economics. Throughout their academic journey, Louisa specialized in the field of National Economics.
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Pricerunner
PriceRunner is an impartial price comparison site that operates in 6 European territories: UK, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France and Austria. Originating from Sweden in 1999, it was acquired by Valueclick in 2004. The key to PriceRunner is that it lists all commercial (paying) and non-commercial (non-paying) retailers in price-order; rather thanprioritising products by the monetary value that a retailer can bring to the company, products are always listed in terms of cost to the consumer.