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My Career

Born in 1976, I started my first company in 1998 and have been working with the web, mobile and various startups since then. I have been a java architect for a content management company, a technical project leader for a mobile portal, a strategist for java in mobile phones, a CEO of a startup and a community manager amongst other things.

Currently I live in Stockholm and work as a free agent together with Bootstrap Labs in San Francisco. I look for projects with disruptive startups, mobile technology and social media.

My complete resume can be found at LinkedIn. My email is erik@erikstarck.com.

My Blogs

  • Opportunity Cloud, agile business development and my life as a startup entrepreneur (mostly Swedish, sometimes English).
  • Skiften.se (Swedish group blog about major shifts in society).
  • Framtidstanken (Swedish, about the impact of accelerating change on society).
  • The Mobile Web Tablet (English, about the mobile web revolution).
  • GlocalReach (English, company blog for GlocalReach).
  • Sweden 100 (English, tracking the Swedish startup-o-sphere).
  • Softwaresweden (English, about building software and managing software projects.)

My Photos

By Me Elsewhere

I wrote a report on the future of politics for the thinktank Eudoxa: Den nya politiken - guide till 2000-talets politiska utmaningar

I wrote a short article for the first issue of Magasinet Neo.

About Me Elsewhere

Ekonominyheterna.se interviewed me about my report on the future of politics.

My blog was mentioned a couple of times in national radioshow SR P1s Bloggkrönikan:

I was interviewed for the magazine Impuls (number 3 / 2007) about my blog and blogging in general.

I was in an ad for leadership for MAH.

An article in Östgöta-alliansen about my blog and my report.

Academic Achievements

  • 1999: 160P Masters degree in Software Engineering from Blekinge Tekniska Högskola.
  • 2003: 20P Omvärldsanalys, Malmö University
  • 2004: 40P Masters degree in Entrepreneurship, Malmö University. (Master thesis not finished yet.)

Reach Me

Contact me here.

A billion times?

Sure. Why settle for less?

Oh, one more thing. I spell it Starck, not Stark.