
Say hello to our intern!
Emma Nordberg is studying Business Administration at Luleå University of Technology. During the spring semester, she is doing her eight-week internship with us and has now reached the halfway point.
Emma Nordberg is studying Business Administration at Luleå University of Technology. During the spring semester, she is doing her eight-week internship with us and has now reached the halfway point.
In Sweden, Boden is identified as a node in a green hydrogen network. Yesterday, the spotlight was on hydrogen’s potential in the society of the future, during a well-attended event at Boden Business Park.
Matilda Lundström is the new business developer in Edeforsbygden. She is leaving the position of community counsellor at the Service Point in Harads.
– It feels great to have more responsibility,” she says.
Do you want to develop as an entrepreneur and grow your business? Apply to Go Business – either to the Hangout or the Incubator! Elvira Lind has attended both and runs a full-time business.
– It’s always been my dream,” she says.
This autumn, Boden Game Camp will be further complemented when the Futuregames Animator and VFX Artist programme starts. The training will be the seventh gaming training in Sävast and will strengthen the emerging ecosystem.
During the spring, small and medium-sized enterprises in Boden and Luleå will be offered the opportunity to increase their knowledge about the transition to more sustainable business.
Do you also want to be part of the network at Boden Business Park? Now you can become a member of Space & Place coworking and have access to an open lounge environment.
A growing gaming industry and the green transformation of society have increased the pressure on Boden Business Park. Three new staff members have been hired to respond to these developments.
Boden is identified as a green hydrogen hub of the future. Work is now underway to take advantage of the development opportunities this brings.
Hydrogen produced using renewable energy sources such as water, wind and solar could reduce a large proportion of today’s carbon dioxide emissions and imported goods such as petrol and fertilisers.