Bente Sollid Storehaug has been founder and co-founder of several companies in IT and media, best known for the company Digital Hverdag AS which was started in 1993. The company grew rapidly, merged with New Media Science ASA in 1998 before the company merged with Linne Group AB and Cell Network in 1999. The company was listed in Stockholm in 1999. In February 2000, the company's market cap was SEK 9 billion. Sollid Storehaug led the Norwegian business until 2000 and was member of Cell Network Nordic management group. Today, the company is called Bouvet ASA and is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange.

Bente Sollid Storehaug is CEO of Digital Hverdag and non-executive director of Hafslund Eco, Europris, Eika Gruppen, Polaris Media and Motor Gruppen. She is also chair of Lanullva and The Velixio Group.

Storehaug has been a member of several policy advisory boards for government ministers in Norway. She has also been appointed by the government to an expert committee on the future funding of the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK).

She is the ever-youngest member of the Norwegian Association of Editors. Finalist of Woman Board Award (2018) and rated as the 10th most powerful woman in Norway by business magazine Økonomisk Rapport (1999). Storehaug is a Norwegian citizen with residence in Oslo, Norway.

Patrick Sandahl has extensive investment and transaction experience after almost 20 years as CEO of an investment company, venture capitalist and investment banker.

He came to Investinor after co-founding Cidron Ventures. Prior to Cidron, Patrick was a Director at Nordea Investment Banking with a focus on M&A transactions, rights issues and IPOs. Before joining Nordea, he had the role of CEO at Dyvi Capital, a family office investing in private companies, undervalued listed companies, private equity funds and hedge funds. Prior to Dyvi, Patrick spent 7 years as a Partner at Telenor Venture focusing on investments in Nordic technology companies mainly B2B.

He has extensive board experience from public and private companies in Scandinavia.

Patrick holds a Law degree from the University of Oslo.

In the early days of the Internet, I was fortunate enough to work at MCI on Vint Cerf’s Internet team where we had a front row seat to a true communications revolution. We were pioneering the infrastructure on the “information superhighway”, building the plumbing if you will. We came across lots of ideas and early digital business models, many of them centered around retail.

And years later it still seems like the waves of change just keep coming with greater speed and deeper impact on society as a whole.  At some point I made the move from the world of Internet plumbing into Internet applications and services. I became fascinated by how people and society interacted digitally, and the impact that was having on retail and commerce.  

Today, I feel lucky to lead an amazing team of professionals at Placewise Americas, who work hard to contribute in our own modest way to the digital revolution in retail.  
Exploring the ebb and flow of retail in the digital world is what I wake up thinking about every day. And It remains a really fun ride.  

When I’m not thinking retail, I’m probably watching hockey, riding my bike or throwing down some sweet beats as DJ Yahya! I am lucky enough to be born and raised in colorful and most awesome Colorado!

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Sørum joined Televenture as Partner in 1998. Prior to joining Televenture, Sørum was a private investor and a senior adviser for European companies working in both Asia and the Middle East. Sørum has held several board positions in Norwegian investment companies. Sørum holds a Master of Science in Business and Economics (siviløkonom) from Copenhagen School of Economics and Business Administration. Sørum is a Norwegian citizen with residence in Oslo, Norway.

Joe Boehm III, a Co-founder of Provider Real Estate Partners. Prior to co-founding Provider Real Estate Partners, Joe served as the Executive Vice President of Retail Leasing at QIC, an $80 billion Brisbane-based investment corporation, from 2017-2019.  Before QIC, Joe spent 20 years at Forest City Realty Trust, ultimately serving as the Executive Vice President of Real Estate.  He was critical in the orchestration, diligence, and closing of QIC’s $3.2 billion acquisition of Forest City’s retail portfolio, and led the transition of approximately 280 people, $180 million of NOI, and 12 large scale retail and mixed-use assets to QIC.  

As the head of retail real estate and leasing at Forest City, Joe lead a team and properties that generated $275 million of NOI.  He was responsible for major tenant relationships, developing value creation and redevelopment plans, and establishing leasing strategy for 29 shopping center and mixed-use properties across the U.S.  Joe spearheaded Forest City’s relationship with QIC, leading to asset divestitures that aligned with Forest City’s deleveraging and portfolio optimization strategy.  He was a managing member of the joint venture responsible for asset performance and strategy for the eight initial properties transferred to QIC. Further he was the Dean of the John T. Riorden School for Real Estate.  Joe received his BS in Accounting from Miami University. Joe is an American citizen with residence in the USA.