The latest from Norselab

18 Dec 2020
Nofence expands internationally with digital fence solution – brings on board Momentum and Norselab in growth round
Nofence has worked intensively with product development over the past year and is ready for a leap into the growth phase.

Blog
06 Mar 2020
Women, claim your shares!
When I first started writing this blogpost, the dust from last year’s International Women’s Day debates had hardly settled. Headlines and debates early 2019 were heavily skewed towards the absence of women on the entrepreneurial scene and the apparent lack of interest for investments among women.

Blog
21 Jan 2020
The Value of Values
Wherever you work in the business world, identifying the values of your organization brings the benefit of a strong and healthy company culture and empowered employees. However, your values will only bring value if they spring from true beliefs and convictions, and if you have the courage to let them serve as your organization’s behavioral compass.

Blog
19 Dec 2019
What computer science can teach us about decision-making in business
According to neuroscientists, we make about 35 000 small and big decisions every day*. In business, we collectively make decisions that are sometimes widely important – but how do we know whether those decisions are as good as they should be?

Blog
07 Oct 2019
How to shorten the time from startup to sweet spot
Building a company from scratch is generally a rough patch. As an investor, choosing which startups to bet on can be equally challenging. In fact, taking the best from both worlds might be the best way to build successful companies. Here is why I think co-founding is a superior model for shortening the time from startup to sweet spot.

Blog
20 Sep 2019
Why traditional management will kill your startup
Why do we all keep adopting traditional management methods? They were originally designed to de-skill and routinize work - the extreme opposite of what the knowledge workers of our era need.

Blog
19 Aug 2019
A serial entrepreneur’s take on how to build change-making companies from scratch
My whole life has been about starting new ventures. What I really love is digging into the actual work of curating first-rate ideas and creating robust and scalable companies together with sharp and determined people. That’s why I became a founder in the first place.