Björn Påhlman Spenger
Framtidens E-handel
Founder
Full Speed Ahead: Stefan Palm’s Global Ambitions for Lager 157
Stage: F4
Bridging Borders – Building Futures
1:15 pm-1:45 pm - 5 March
Go to F4
Add to calendar2025-03-05 13:15:002025-03-05 13:45:00Europe/StockholmFull Speed Ahead: Stefan Palm’s Global Ambitions for Lager 157Framtidens E-handel - Björn Påhlman SpengerBridging Borders – Building FuturesSvensk Digital Handelnoreply@dhandel.seevent
Full Speed Ahead: Stefan Palm’s Global Ambitions for Lager 157
Join Stefan Palm, the visionary behind Lager 157, for a fireside chat led by Björn Påhlman Spenger, host of the Framtidens E-Handel podcast. Together, they’ll delve into the brand’s remarkable journey from a local store to a retail powerhouse on the brink of global expansion. Drawing inspiration more from industry than fashion, Palm is steering Lager 157 into new international markets, beginning with Germany, and will share insights on what lies ahead for this fast-growing brand.
Björn Påhlman Spenger
Björn Påhlman Spenger is a leading voice in e-commerce and the host of Framtidens E-handel, Sweden’s top podcast for online retail. As an entrepreneur and advisor, he helps brands scale with insights on growth, innovation, and strategy. With extensive experience and a deep network, Björn inspires the industry to shape the future of commerce.
Framtidens E-handel
Founder
Presented by: JUNI and Svensk Handel
Scaling your brand efficiently without borders . Presented by Juni and Svensk Handel
Stage: F4
Bridging Borders – Building Futures
1:55 pm-2:25 pm - 5 March
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Add to calendar2025-03-05 13:55:002025-03-05 14:25:00Europe/StockholmScaling your brand efficiently without borders . Presented by Juni and Svensk Handel Framtidens E-handel - Björn Påhlman SpengerBridging Borders – Building FuturesSvensk Digital Handelnoreply@dhandel.seevent
Scaling your brand efficiently without borders . Presented by Juni and Svensk Handel
Growing your brand internationally can be expensive. How can you leverage technology and AI within your business to scale efficiently, and save time and money that can be spent where it matters – building and growing your brand? How do you take a Swedish brand and make it a global success? Hear from retail and banking experts on the strategies, learnings, and tools they’ve used to succeed.
Björn Påhlman Spenger
Björn Påhlman Spenger is a leading voice in e-commerce and the host of Framtidens E-handel, Sweden’s top podcast for online retail. As an entrepreneur and advisor, he helps brands scale with insights on growth, innovation, and strategy. With extensive experience and a deep network, Björn inspires the industry to shape the future of commerce.
Framtidens E-handel
Founder
Presented by: Adyen and Svensk Handel
Future proofing B2C-commerce in the digital space with Elkjøp
Stage: F4
Bridging Borders – Building Futures
2:35 pm-3:05 pm - 5 March
Go to F4
Add to calendar2025-03-05 14:35:002025-03-05 15:05:00Europe/StockholmFuture proofing B2C-commerce in the digital space with ElkjøpFramtidens E-handel - Björn Påhlman SpengerBridging Borders – Building FuturesSvensk Digital Handelnoreply@dhandel.seevent
Future proofing B2C-commerce in the digital space with Elkjøp
The growth of e-commerce has benefited retailers and consumers alike, but the shift in commerce has also meant huge growth for the D2C (Direct-to-Consumer) space. As brands with a D2C-strategy sell their own products directly to the consumer, the brand becomes more immersive in the shopper experience, creating a competitive edge vs conventional retailers. How can conventional B2C-retailers compete in this landscape, maintain a competitive brand and foster long-term customer relationships?
Björn Påhlman Spenger
Björn Påhlman Spenger is a leading voice in e-commerce and the host of Framtidens E-handel, Sweden’s top podcast for online retail. As an entrepreneur and advisor, he helps brands scale with insights on growth, innovation, and strategy. With extensive experience and a deep network, Björn inspires the industry to shape the future of commerce.
