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=== Noted alumni === {{See also|List of Stockholm School of Economics people}} * [[Sebastian Siemiatkowski]], co-founder and CEO of [[Klarna]] * [[Jacob de Geer]], co-founder and CEO of [[iZettle]] * [[Dan T. Sehlberg]], Author of novels ''MONA'' and ''SINON'', founder and CEO of [[Sehlhall Fastigheter]], CEO of [[Citat Group]] * [[Inga-Britt Ahlenius]] * [[Yegor Altman]] * [[Jonas Andersson (swimmer)]] * [[Magdalena Andersson]], former prime minister of Sweden * [[Alexander Bard]] * [[Frank Belfrage]] * [[Erik Berglöf]] * [[Thomas Berglund (Corporate Executive)|Thomas Berglund]], former president and CEO of [[Securitas AB|Securitas]] * [[Inga Björk-Klevby]] * [[Lars Calmfors]] * [[Jan Carlzon]], former CEO of [[SAS Group]] * [[Claes Dahlbäck]], former president and CEO of [[Investor AB]], chairman of the board of [[Stora Enso]], member of the board of [[Goldman Sachs]] * [[Micael Dahlén]] * [[Hans Dalborg]], former CEO of [[Skandia]], president and CEO of [[Nordbanken|Nordbanken AB]] 1991–2004 * [[Ulf Dinkelspiel]], former deputy minister of foreign affairs of Sweden * [[Marie Ehrling]], former deputy CEO of [[SAS Group|SAS]] and CEO of [[TeliaSonera]] Sweden * [[Kristian Ek]] * [[Henrik Ekelund]] * [[Fredrik Eklund]] * [[Klas Eklund]] * [[Erik Engstrom]], CEO of [[Reed Elsevier]] * [[Gunvor Engström]] * [[Ali Esbati]] * [[Johan Forssell (politician, born 1979)|Johan Forssell]] * [[Christer Gardell]] * [[Reinhold Geijer]] * [[Philip Haglund]] * [[Lars Heikensten]], former governor of [[Sveriges Riksbank]], the national bank of Sweden * [[Stefan Ingves]], incumbent governor of [[Sveriges Riksbank]] * [[Jerker Johansson]] * [[Olof Johansson]], former acting minister for communications and former minister of the environment of Sweden * [[Bill Keenan]], author, and former professional hockey player * [[Anna Kinberg Batra]], member of the [[Riksdag]], the parliament of Sweden * [[Erik Lakomaa]] * [[Staffan Burenstam Linder]], former professor, inventor of the ''[[Linder hypothesis]]'', former minister of trade of Sweden * [[Lars Ljungqvist]] * [[Per Olof Loof]], CEO of [[KEMET Corporation]] * [[Fredrik Lundberg]], president and CEO of [[L E Lundbergföretagen AB]] * [[Kristian Luuk]] * [[Bertil Näslund]] * [[Tobias Nielsén]] * [[Lars Nittve]], former director of [[Rooseum]] in [[Malmö]], [[Tate Modern]] in London, [[Moderna Museet]] in [[Stockholm]] and present director of [[M+]], a new museum of visual culture under construction in the [[West Kowloon Cultural District]] of [[Hong Kong]], to open in 2018 * [[Kjell A. Nordström]] * [[Ann-Christin Nykvist]] * [[Mikael Odenberg]], former minister of defence of Sweden * [[Bertil Ohlin]], professor of economics, developed the ''[[Heckscher–Ohlin model]]'' together with professor [[Eli Heckscher]], founded the ''[[Stockholm school]]'' together with professor [[Gunnar Myrdal]], leader of [[Liberals (Sweden)|Folkpartiet]] (Liberal People's Party of Sweden) 1944–1967, [[List of Nobel laureates|Nobel laureate]] in economics in 1977 * [[Claudia Olsson]], founder of Stellar Capacity * [[Sydney Onayemi]] * [[Eric M. Pless]], Retired U.S. ARMY Lieutenant Colonel and Former U.S. Military Attache’ at U.S. Embassy Latvia 2008–2011, First U.S. Citizen EMBA Graduate from SSE RIGA in 2011. * [[Karin Pilsäter]] * [[Mats Qviberg]] * [[Ruben Rausing]], founder of the liquid-food packaging company [[Tetra Pak]] * [[Bo Johan Renck]] * [[Eric Rhenman]] * [[Jonas Ridderstråle]] * [[Karl Gustaf Scherman]] * [[Mikael Schiller]] * [[Suleyman Sleyman]] * [[Agneta Stark]] * [[Viveca Sten]] * [[Charlotte Strömberg]] * [[Oscar Swartz]], founded [[Bahnhof]], the first independent Internet service provider in Sweden * [[Max Tegmark]], professor at the [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]] * [[Margaretha af Ugglas]], former minister for foreign affairs of Sweden, daughter of [[Hugo Stenbeck]], the founder of [[Investment AB Kinnevik]] * [[Louise Wachtmeister]] * [[Per Westerberg]], chairman of the [[Riksdag]], the Swedish parliament * [[Anne Wibble]], finance minister of [[Sweden]] 1991–1994, daughter of [[Bertil Ohlin]] * [[Peter Wolodarski]], editor-in-chief of ''[[Dagens Nyheter]]'', the largest daily newspaper in Sweden, by circulation * [[Eva Walder]], economist and diplomat
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