BoardClic strengthens its board to fuel continuous growth

BoardClic strengthens its board to fuel continuous growth

BoardClic strengthens its board to fuel continuous growth

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1 Mar 2022

1 Mar 2022

As the premier Board and C-Suite Evaluation platform, helping hundreds of companies across the Nordics and the UK, the Cobbler’s Children Syndrome has never been an option for BoardClic. Not in the past – and not in the future.

As the premier Board and C-Suite Evaluation platform, helping hundreds of companies across the Nordics and the UK, the Cobbler’s Children Syndrome has never been an option for BoardClic. Not in the past – and not in the future.

The cobbler’s children always go barefoot.

This age-old proverb tells us a story about an ambitious shoemaker that, in his quest to sell shoes and attain satisfied customers, completely forgot to put shoes on the feet of his own family.

We have had an amazing 2021 as we tripled our team in size and quadrupled the amount of BoardClic customers. To prepare for the next step in our growth journey, we are pleased to welcome three new board members: Thomas Falck, Liselotte Hägertz Engstam, and Christoffer Hartung.

Thomas Falck
Thomas served as CFO at Cognite until September 2021, and works as a professional board member and investor in various SaaS based growth companies. He has previously been CEO of Q Free ASA and Visma Marine ASA as well as Group Partner in Verdane Capital. In addition, he has long experience from the navy, and extensive board experience from listed, private and government held companies. Falck holds an MBA from Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia and education from Royal Norwegian Naval Academy.

Liselotte Hägertz Engstam
Liselotte has a background from international leadership positions in the technology & services industry. She serves as Chair and Non-Executive Director at three listed and two private companies, and an academic foundation. She also serves as board member at World Economic Forums Climate Governance Initiative and Chair at the Nordic Chapter Boards Impact Forum. As founder of a think tank hosting board networks, teaching boards, performing academic research, she advices boards, is a co-author of the books “Leading a Board – Chairs’ practices across Europe” and “AI Leadership for Boards”, and was appointed one of top 100 globally in Modern Corporate Governance. Liselotte has a Master of Science in Engineering and Sustainability, she is certified international board director IDP-C from INSEAD, and is a Fellow at the Institute of Coaching, Harvard Medical School.

Christoffer Hartung
Christoffer founded the tech company Centsoft in 2006 where he also worked as a CEO until 2021. Sold Centsoft to Palette Software in 2018 and became the biggest private shareholder in the company. Previous assignments include serving as board member at Palette. Currently working as angel investor and professional board member.


Öyvind Thomassen will remain in the board. BoardClic would also like to thank Bo Jungner and Gustaf Borgefalk for their valuable contribution as part of the board for the past years.

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