Jeremy Larsson

Jeremy Larsson's work experience starts in 2016 as a Council Member at GLG, where they advise clients on innovation, market strategy, and proposition development in financial services and insurance. In 2018, Larsson becomes an Advocate for Tech London Advocates, supporting the growth of London's tech SMEs. Jeremy also mentors startups as part of TechItalia Lab's accelerator program. Larsson becomes a Mentor at Level39, advising high-growth fintech startups on various strategies and subject matters. Jeremy later joins Wombat Invest as the Chief Revenue Officer and Head of Partnerships, overseeing revenue generation and leading strategy development. Larsson also serves as a Non-Executive Director for Dacxi Chain and Mammalo Technology. Additionally, they are an Associate Director, Lecturer, and Fellow at The London Institute of Banking & Finance, teaching on fintech and wealth management topics. Larsson is a Fellow of The RSA and an Advisory Board Member for Ensygnia.

Jeremy Larsson's education history is as follows:

From 1977 to 1980, Jeremy attended Cranbrook School, where they did not pursue a specific degree or field of study. From 1982 to 1987, they attended Charterhouse School, again without obtaining a degree or focusing on a particular field of study.

In 1995, Jeremy pursued academic studies in accounting, achieving the FCCA (Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) designation through the ACCA program. The exact start year for this program is not provided.

From 1996 to 1998, Jeremy attended London Business School, where they obtained an MBA degree with a focus on marketing, business strategy, and entrepreneurship.

In 1997, they had the opportunity to attend The Wharton School as an exchange scholar for one year, where they pursued further studies in marketing and business strategy within the MBA program.

In 2006, Jeremy obtained accreditation as a PRINCE2™ practitioner through the APM Group.

Lastly, from 2008 to 2010, they pursued studies at the Wine & Spirit Education Trust, where they obtained a Level 4 Diploma, although the exact field of study is not specified.