Researcher · Psychologist · AI founder
AI and people
in harmony
Ten years of research into what change does to people at work. Now we are standing in the middle of the biggest change of all.
I started as a psychologist, with individual people in front of me — and saw there what working life can do to us, for better and for worse. As a researcher I followed employees and companies through changes large and small, and the effects those changes had in the short and the long run. Today I build AI companies that use technology to make working life, day to day, simpler.
The roles have changed, but the question has not: how do we create good, lasting change — for people and for the bottom line alike?
Recognition and coverage
Named one of Norway's 50 leading women in tech 2025
By ODA-Nettverk and Abelia. My research has been covered by STAMI, FriFagbevegelse and Psykologisk.no, among others.
What I share
Three threads, one question
Research, translated
My own and other people's research on change, leadership and the working environment — connected to AI where that makes sense.
From the inside
Lessons from building companies: decisions, learning, mistakes and progress, in real time.
AI updates
News, tools and trends for the Nordics and Europe — for those who want to build and to understand.
Talks
Change, unpredictability and what it does to us
I speak to leadership teams, professional communities and conferences — grounded in the research, with everyday life as a founder as the reality check.
I reply within two working days, and I will say so honestly if I am not the right person for what you need.
Thoughts along the way
ComingWhy unpredictability makes us ill
Research, translated ComingAdopting AI is a restructuring — not just new technology
Research, translated ComingWhat I researched, I came to experience firsthand
From the insideThe pieces are in progress. Until they are published, I post regularly on LinkedIn.
Get in touch
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