Boel Rydenå-Swartling

Boel Rydenå-Swartling is a Swedish angel investor and sustainability entrepreneur known for her contributions to green technology and sustainable business practices. She co-founded Charge Amps, a company specializing in electric vehicle charging solutions, and initiated Sweden Sustaintech Venture Day, an event aimed at promoting sustainable technology ventures. Additionally, she has served on the boards of several green-tech businesses, including Ekolution, Northe, Charge Amps, MineStorage, and DeepGrid. Her expertise spans marketing, general management, and sustainability, with a background in the IT and media industries. She has also been involved in various advisory roles, including serving on the Swedish Government’s advisory board for the digital economy and the Global Utmaning think tank. Boel holds a Master’s degree in International Business from Gothenburg School of Economics and studied Psychology at Stockholm University. She has held roles such as Product Manager at Procter & Gamble and Marketing Manager at Microsoft Nordic. Her investment focus includes health and sustainability startups, with notable investments in companies like Care to Translate, Covitum, Gigital, Prion, and Propel Capital. She is also a founding member of Nordic Angels, a network of leading Nordic angel investors. Boel's commitment to sustainability and innovation has made her one of Sweden's most influential figures in the field of green technology and sustainable business practices. Her diverse experience and strategic vision continue to drive her investments and initiatives in the sustainable technology sector.

Sustainable business model, Innovative technology, Scalable operations, Experienced management team, Clear market demand, Positive environmental impact, Strong growth potential, Competitive advantage, Financial viability, Alignment with personal values