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Radical Minds helps Sven Kristensson, President and CEO, Nederman Group, to strengthen the Nederman Group by actively positioning the company and himself as a strong representatives of the global industry’s responsibility.

 

On 19-20 September 2018, Sven Kristensson participates as one of the speakers at the conference “A Sustainable Tomorrow“, which is being conducted in the town where Nedermans headquarter is located – Helsingborg, Sweden. Other heavy participants at the conference are: Fredrik Reinfeldt, Former Swedish Prime Minister, International lectures on governance, leadership and political reforms. Chair to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). Hannah Stanton, Sustainability Leader of the Future, Member of the Swedish Government Agenda 2030 Delegation. A sustainable tomorrow “To take responsibility and build a sustainable society lies both me and Nederman warmly about the heart. We help clients worldwide to create value by maximizing production efficiency, improving the working environment and reducing environmental impact. Clean air is a cornerstone of sustainable production.”

It is a great honor that we have got the exclusive confidence to represent, and assist the New York Yacht Club “American Magic”, in the effort to win back the world’s most oldest and most prestigious trophy, the America’s Cup.

Founded in October 2017 by Bella Mente Racing, Quantum Racing and the New York Yacht Club, American Magic brings together two highly successful racing programs with one of the foremost yacht clubs in the nation, all with the shared vision of launching a campaign for the 36th America’s Cup competition. Original article (full video) American Magic

Radical Minds CEO Mårten Hedlund, who initiated the Americas Cup acts implemented in Malmöl in 2005, has been given the confidence to help with the exclusive sponsorship program.

The New York Yacht Club was founded in 1844 when nine New York yachts with aboard John Cox Stevens’ yacht and a year later its original clubhouse were built in Hoboken, N.J. The Club’s Annual Regatta was first run in 1845. The Club was the keeper of the America’s Cup from 1851 to 1983, and it organized the first transatlantic race in 1866. The Club maintains two exquisite clubhouses, on 44th Street in the heart of New York City, known for its Model Room and extensive nautical library, and Harbor Court in Newport, RI, which annually hosts some of North America’s most prestigious sailing events, including the Annual Regatta, Race Week at Newport presented by Rolex, the Rolex New York Yacht Club Invitational Cup and the Queen’s Cup.