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Introduction of... me!

My name is Anu Majkvist. I'm an entrepreneur and networking nerd.

I have started and owned different comapnies, in different areas, mostly within B2B.
My full-time job today is running my firm Eldstaden- where I coach and speak about entrepreneurship and career development. I coach mostly business owners, start-ups, executives and employee-groups.

My whole life I have worked in service, from grocery store, cleaning lady and shop assistant  to waitress, bar tender and croupier. Later I have worked as HR-manager, market developer, KAM, consultant etc. I offer courses in customer service and relationship marketing. I love customer service and I'm very interested in what makes a happy, an loyal, customer.

My academic background is a BBA degree from Göteborg University School of Economy and business administration. Further I've studied work and organizational psychology, gender studies and innovation. Currently besides the course on understanding customer experience, I'm taking a course in "Basics of Lean".

When I don't work or study (which leave only few hours left on my day), I take my 9-year old daughter and 13-year old son to their soccer, breakdance and floor ball training, help my husband to run his restaurant, or just enjoy a short quiet moment in my garden in Varberg in Swedish West Coast.

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  1. Charlotte Bourdin5 februari 2018 kl. 12:34

    Hello Anu, nice to meet you :) Great to see that you still have time to follow this course, hope you'll enjoy it !

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