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Ola Rollén
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Global Expansion from a Small-Country Base, Land and Forest as Parallel Wealth Store, Spin-Off to Multiply, Never Conglomerate
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Melker Schörling also has private ownership outside of Melker Schörling AB. He owns 40 percent of Greenbridge Partners, which is run by Ola Rollén. He owns as much of the company as Schörling. The rest is shared among a…
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"Melker Schörling also has private ownership outside of Melker Schörling AB. He owns 40 percent of Greenbridge Partners, which is run by Ola Rollén. He owns as much of the company as Schörling. The rest is shared among a smaller number of shareholders. The company, among other things, has invested in the Norwegian biometric company Next Biometrics."
Sweden's Most Powerful Families - The Companies, the People, the Money
"Melker Schörling has a well-documented ability to choose the right people to have in his business environment. Among the selected was Thomas Berglund for a long time, who succeeded Schörling as CEO when he became chairman of Securitas, but he lost his CEO position after the company’s weak performance in the USA. After that, he disappeared from the picture. Carl-Henric Svanberg and Ola Rollén have long been engaged in Schörling’s sphere of influence. Schörling is evidently long-term in both business and relationships."
Sweden's Most Powerful Families - The Companies, the People, the Money
Themes
Global Expansion from a Small-Country BaseLand and Forest as Parallel Wealth StoreSpin-Off to Multiply, Never ConglomerateDrug Repurposing as Market ExpansionControl Architecture Over Capital EfficiencyDebt Aversion from Farming RootsCrisis-Price Entry as Wealth OriginMultiple Expansion Through Proven OwnershipBack the CEO, Never Touch the ControlsFlee the State to Protect the CompanyEternal Horizon, Never Sell the CoreBuy at 'Nice Price Tags' During CrisisGenerational Transfer as Strategic Design, Not InheritanceExplorer-Billionaire: Eight Poles as IdentityPeptide Hormone Bet Held for Seven DecadesPhilanthropy as Market-Building