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Legacy and Impact

Leaving a meaningful legacy is an ambition of many entrepreneurs and private business owners.

This program empowers you to initiate conversations about creating a lasting impact on social issues, causes, and communities that matter to you, your organisation, and your family.

About our program

A 1-day on-site course in Stockholm.

The purpose of this program is to ignite reflection and initiate the process of building your legacy. Our program delves into crucial topics such as social impact, mission investing, philanthropy, and foundations.

  • What are the roles, rights, and responsibilities of an owner?
  • What is ownership competence and why is it important to develop as a long-term and proficient owner?
  • Why is it important for an ownership group, such as a family, to formulate and communicate a shared purpose and shared values and goals?
  • How can you best combine your personal goals and ambitions with a long-term ownership strategy?
Mattias Nordqvist, Professor of Business Administration, holder of the SEB Chair in Entrepreneurship and Family Business, Director of Center for Family Enterprise at House of Innovation, Stockholm School of Economics

Mattias Nordqvist

Mattias Nordqvist

Mattias Nordqvist is a Professor of Business Administration and holder of the SEB Chair in Entrepreneurship and Family Business. He is also the Director of Center for Family Enterprise at House of Innovation, Stockholm School of Economics. In addition to his academic roles as a global leader in research and education in the field, he has years of experience as advisor and board member in private companies, specifically family enterprises and family offices.


Erik Wetter, Assistant Professor (docent) at Stockholm School of Economics

Erik Wetter

Erik Wetter

Erik Wetter is Assistant Professor (docent) at Stockholm School of Economics. His background is in entrepreneurship and innovation, and he has previously conducted applied research in collaboration with some of the world’s largest family foundations. He has been a visiting researcher in Singapore and France and a High-level Expert to the European Commission.