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Attana - Innovative Working Arrangements in Sweden

Mr Teodor Aastrup, co-founder and CEO of Attana AB and four other enterprises participated in this report produced as part of the project Creating Innovative Working Arrangements through the Support of PES for a Better Work-Life Reconciliation.

Read more about Attana and it's innovative working arrangements in this report on page 16.

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  • Medical research

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  • attana
  • biosensor
  • working environment

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Teodor Aastrup

Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer

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