Press invitation: Inclusive Business Forum 2018, Göteborg

Anna Rosling Rönnlund, co-founder of Gapminder and co-author of Factfulness, is one of the headline speakers of this year's Inclusive Business Forum - 'Markets of the Future'.

Gapminder, Sida, Google and BRAC UK. At this year's Inclusive Business Forum themed 'Markets of the Future', a number of distinguished speakers will lead discussions on business opportunities for Swedish companies in the world's fastest-growing economies. 

The highest economic growth is taking place in developing economies, especially in Africa and Asia. How do we understand these fast-growing markets and how can Swedish companies reach these markets? Inclusive Business Sweden invites you to the annual 'Inclusive Business Forum' which is held November 7th in Gothenburg. As the year's theme 'Markets of the Future' reveals, we will, together with business, civil society and academics, explore opportunities for Swedish companies to establish themselves in high-volume markets of the future.

Read more about the event and sign up here.

“One of the reasons I started Dollar Street was because I was fed up by people talking about people being poor, that that was their culture, that was the way they wanted to live and that we should not interfere” – Anna Rosling Rönnlund

Anna Rosling Rönnlund, co-founder of Gapminder, co-author of 'Factfulness' and creator of 'Dollar Street' takes place on stage to show how Swedish companies can better understand people from vastly different socio-economic background. Alan Atkisson from Sida, Gbenga Ayaji from Google, and Lewis Temple from BRAC UK will join Anna on the stage to talk about insights and opportunities for co-creating sustainable business models in high-growth developing markets. The vision is for businesses to profitably and sustainably meet the global challenges of poverty.