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Ashley Lundström

Investor

Partner at EQT Ventures

Stockholm, Sweden

Writes $1M – $75M checks · typically $15M

Contact· self-published, not guessed

Experience

  1. Stealth StartupCo-Foundercurrent2026 — present
  2. MANTLEBoard Chaircurrent2026 — presentGreater Stockholm Metropolitan Area
  3. Kauffman FellowsKauffman Fellow, Class 26current2021 — present
  4. Baller LeagueInvestorcurrent2025 — present
  5. InstabeeInvestor2021 — 2026
  6. AnyfinInvestor2020 — 2026Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
  7. AnyDesk Software GmbHInvestor2017 — 2026Stuttgart Region
  8. EQT Ventures & GrowthGeneral Partner2015 — 2026Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden
  9. Workday Peakon Employee VoiceInvestor2017 — 2021Stockholm, Sweden
  10. Bonnier ABDirector2010 — 2015Stockholm, Sweden
  11. Toca BocaHelping build2010 — 2015Stockholm, Stockholm County, Sweden

Skills & more

Digital Marketing14Digital Strategy4Digital Media15Online Advertising9Mergers & Acquisitions7Business Strategy14Project Management3Marketing Strategy8Entrepreneurship10Marketing Communications3Business Development5Strategy4
+3 moreAnalysisManagementE-commerce

Languages English · Swedish

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Ashley Lundström?
Partner at EQT Ventures
Where does Ashley Lundström work?
Ashley Lundström is Partner at EQT Ventures.
What check size does Ashley Lundström write?
Ashley Lundström typically writes checks of $1M – $75M.
Where did Ashley Lundström go to school?
Ashley Lundström studied at Stockholm School of Economics (M.Sc., General Management); University of Zurich (Master of Science, Chemistry); University of San Diego (Bachelor of Arts, Chemistry).

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Also attended University of Zurich76

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Also attended University of San Diego47

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