Chair

• Apr 2023 - Present

Partner

• Sep 2022 - Present

Hemvärnssoldat / Stabsofficer

• Mar 2022 - Present

Styrelseordförande

• Jan 2021 - Present

Senior Advisor

• Apr 2018 - Present

Advisory Board Member

• Apr 2018 - Present

QuadFi is a leading Canadian provider of low interest rate student debt and refinancing. QuadFi is a leading Canadian provider of low interest rate student debt and refinancing.

Co Founder

• Apr 2011 - Present

Chair Of The Board Of Directors

• Nov 2020 - Nov 2022

Styrelseledamot

• May 2021 - May 2022

Member Board of Trustees

• Apr 2020 - Dec 2021

Chair

• Aug 2018 - Dec 2021

Independent advisor

• Aug 2019 - Jul 2021

Mr. Sven Otto Littorin is an independent advisor, based in the United Arab Emirates. Mr. Sven Otto Littorin is an independent advisor, based in the United Arab Emirates.

Advisor

• Mar 2020 - Feb 2021

Advising the Human Resources Development Fund on the implementation of the New Labor Market Strategy. Liaison between the Fund and the World Bank and other international organizations. Advising the Human Resources Development Fund on the implementation of the New Labor Market Strategy. Liaison between the Fund and the World Bank and other international organizations.

Advisory Board Member

• Jan 2019 - Jun 2020

Advisor

• Apr 2019 - Mar 2020

Supporting the Ministry in developing and implementing a new Labor market strategy as well as working on issues ranging from youth unemployment to the G20 Presidency.

Advisory Board Member

• Oct 2018 - Mar 2020

Member of the Advisory Board supporting the Ministry and the World Bank in developing a new Labor market strategy for the KSA.

Independent Advisor

• Sep 2011 - Aug 2019

Founder and owner

• Apr 2015 - Apr 2018

Serio Group was a property development and advisory company, focusing on advice, project management and financial issues in city planning, infrastructure and property development. Its clients and partners were both private and public entities across Sweden and internationally. Serio Group was a property development and advisory company, focusing on advice, project management and financial issues in city planning, infrastructure and property development. Its clients and partners were both private and public entities across Sweden and internationally.

Visiting Scholar

• Feb 2011 - Jul 2011

In the Spring of 2011 Mr. Littorin was a visiting scholar at the Center for Innovation and Communication at Stanford University, interested in developing the link between innovation and jobs, and the interaction between creation of policy and public discussion, crossing the traditional verticals of government. In the Spring of 2011 Mr. Littorin was a visiting scholar at the Center for Innovation and Communication at Stanford University, interested in developing the link between innovation and jobs, and the interaction between creation of policy and public discussion, crossing the traditional verticals of government.

Minister for Employment

• Oct 2006 - Jul 2010

Between 2006 and 2010, Mr. Littorin was Sweden’s Minister for Employment, in charge of USD 14bn of the government budget; the second largest part of public spending, covering areas such as the unemployment insurance system, active labor market programs and nine government agencies, including the Swedish Public Employment Service, the Work Environment Authority and the Labor Court. As Minister of Employment, Mr. Littorin was in charge of some of the major policy reforms introduced during the first government of Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt. These reforms included a major overhaul of the unemployment insurance system and a complete renovation of the Public Employment Service, introducing new instructions, a new board of directors, a new management team, a new structure and organization, new targets and incentives as well as opening up for private competition. As a result of these reforms, equilibrium unemployment declined by 1-2 percentage points, employment rose and exclusion from the labor market declined, despite the recent crisis. In 2008, Sweden had the fastest falling rate of unemployment in the entire OECD area. Mr. Littorin was in charge of some of the most controversial reforms of the government and has the current record of having answered the highest number of questions in Parliament – 337 – during one single term. As a Minister, he gave over 4.000 interviews and made numerous public appearances domestically and internationally; among others for the European Parliament, OECD, IMF and the World Economic Forum. Show less

President (EPSCO)

• Jul 2009 - Dec 2009

During the Swedish Presidency of the European Union in the fall of 2009, Mr. Littorin was also President of the European Council of Ministers, in its Epsco formation (Ministers for Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs). As such, he oversaw European Union response to labor market effects caused by the financial crisis of 2008-09. During the Swedish Presidency of the European Union in the fall of 2009, Mr. Littorin was also President of the European Council of Ministers, in its Epsco formation (Ministers for Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs). As such, he oversaw European Union response to labor market effects caused by the financial crisis of 2008-09.

Secretary General

• Nov 2002 - Oct 2006

In the previous election term, 2002-06, Mr. Littorin was the Secretary General of the Moderate Party. As such, he served as the party’s “CEO”, in charge of a USD 20m budget, a staff of over 100 persons, 60.000 members and 6.000 elected representatives on local and national levels. He was also in charge of campaigns and campaign funding and other related issues. During this period, Mr. Littorin was a member of the party leadership team which transformed the party into a modern center-right political movement. Mr. Littorin managed four election campaigns at all levels, raising the party’s polls from 15.2 % in 2002 to 26.2 % in 2006, the best election result since 1928. Show less

Founding Partner

• Aug 1997 - Nov 2002

Prior to his public assignments, Mr. Littorin founded and ran Momentor, a Venture Catalyst firm, for five years. Momentor, with affiliations in the US and in China, specialized in early-stage companies and start-ups, where Mr. Littorin and his team helped entrepreneurs and inventors create companies from bright ideas. In this capacity, Momentor co-founded over 30 companies, in many diverse industries and business sectors. Prior to his public assignments, Mr. Littorin founded and ran Momentor, a Venture Catalyst firm, for five years. Momentor, with affiliations in the US and in China, specialized in early-stage companies and start-ups, where Mr. Littorin and his team helped entrepreneurs and inventors create companies from bright ideas. In this capacity, Momentor co-founded over 30 companies, in many diverse industries and business sectors.

Senior Vice President

• Aug 1993 - Aug 1997

In 1993-1997, Mr. Littorin was Senior Vice President at public relations firm Kreab, stationed in New York for three of those years. In New York, he worked mainly on crisis management and financial information for blue chip Scandinavian corporations. In 1993-1997, Mr. Littorin was Senior Vice President at public relations firm Kreab, stationed in New York for three of those years. In New York, he worked mainly on crisis management and financial information for blue chip Scandinavian corporations.

Special Advisor to the Minister for Fiscal and Financial Affairs

• Oct 1991 - Aug 1993

In 1991-93, Mr. Littorin served as Chief of Staff to the Minister for Fiscal and Financial Affairs at the Ministry for Finance, during the worst financial crisis that Sweden has ever experienced. He took part in setting up the crisis package that saved the Swedish financial system and its institutions from certain bankruptcy. The Swedish package was later highlighted in the US debate during the financial crisis in 2008. In 1991-93, Mr. Littorin served as Chief of Staff to the Minister for Fiscal and Financial Affairs at the Ministry for Finance, during the worst financial crisis that Sweden has ever experienced. He took part in setting up the crisis package that saved the Swedish financial system and its institutions from certain bankruptcy. The Swedish package was later highlighted in the US debate during the financial crisis in 2008.