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Ann
Halvorsen
Chief Communications & Marketing Officer
Nexer Group
A Norwegian native, Ann Halvorsen has spent the last 30 years in financial and corporate communication roles in the US, Germany, Netherlands, and Sweden. Her experience spans different industries from financial services and healthcare to packaging and IT services. Her areas of responsibility have included internal communication, brand building, PR, and marketing in the B2B sector. Ann's sweet spot has always been companies that are going through business or cultural transformations where communication can play a strategic role. She is currently the Chief Communications and Marketing Officer for Nexer Group, an IT services firm headquartered in Sweden.
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27 May 2026 15:15 - 16:00
Panel | The transformation test: How strong marketing leaders steady the team
When markets tighten, strategies shift, and expectations rise, the real differentiator is not the plan on paper but the leader at the helm. Join us as we explore how senior marketing leaders guide their teams through periods of disruption, restructuring, and strategic change while still delivering commercial results. The discussion will focus on the practical realities of maintaining internal alignment before major launches, setting clear but not over-engineered strategies, and choosing fewer, higher-impact initiatives that teams can execute brilliantly rather than spreading effort too thin. Key takeaways: - How to create internal clarity and cross-functional alignment before external campaigns go live to maximise commercial impact - Why a clear strategic direction matters, and how to avoid overcomplicating it during times of change - The case for doing fewer initiatives with greater focus to drive consistency, morale, and measurable results - Leadership approaches that maintain confidence, energy, and performance even when the organisation is in flux