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Stefan Willems is known to be a driven doer with a passion for helping people develop. His best advice: Use your energy and curiosity to bring out the best in others.

Susanne Norgren is the brain and driving force behind several of the sharpest tools produced by Sandvik. Most recently she won the prestigious Gunnar Wallquist Bergsmedalj.

Sushma Nainawat’s love for people, numbers and big machines has made her a pioneer in India’s male-dominated mining industry. At Sandvik, she is a valued business line manager for three business divisions.

Water supply, sanitation and education are focus areas driven by Engineers Without Borders Sweden. As the main partner of EWB-SWE, Sandvik contributes to the development of rural areas in Tanzania.

Oleksandra Matviichuk heads up Ukranian human rights organization Center for Civil Liberties, which was awarded the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize.

Josse Coudré has spent his entire career adapting strategies to drive growth, regardless of the market dynamics.

Reverse Mentoring has become a successful way to connect senior leaders with the new generation workforce.

Caroline Kloboucek has a clear vision and an ability to plan and focus – good attributes for someone whose workspace covers an entire continent.

Good leaders come in all shapes. Some don’t even consider themselves as potential leaders. One of them is Ann-Sofie Andersson, CFO at the Additive Manufacturing division.

Take a canoe ride and get to know Global Project Manager Angélica Gonzáles. It will take just a minute…

Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions in West Africa introduced a gender diversity program in 2018.

Kitty Yu’s career – from a Canto nese pop music duo to law school to a global career in corporate transactions – brings diverse experience to her new position as Head of Group M&A at Sandvik.

CNC Software’s first software was called ”Meghan,” named after the founder’s daughter. Now Meghan West runs the company.

Sandvik HR Project Manager and Global Graduate Program leader Freja Liljedahl shares her story, in Just a Minute.

Two of Sweden’s Female Future Leaders give some tips to young talents with leadership ambitions.

What happens when you ask a group of teenagers to build a model race car powered by a cordless drill? A career in industrial engineering, of course!