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Setterberg & Alenius

We are teachers and researchers specializing in accounting, finance, and sustainability.

Through tailor-made pedagogical processes, we help companies enhance both their profitability and sustainability.

Additionally, we are affiliated with leading business schools.

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Examples of companies that we have worked with:
Getinge
Handelsbanken
Maersk
McKinsey o Company
ssab
sweco
Telia Company
Tesa
Traton group
volati
Volkswagen Group
Volvo
Business schools that we collaborate with:
ESMT
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Hanken
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Hanna Setterberg

Hanna Setterberg

Teacher and researcher in accounting, finance and sustainability
hanna@setterbergalenius.se
+46 707 737 081
Erik Alenius

Erik Alenius

Teacher and researcher in accounting, finance and sustainability
erik@setterbergalenius.se
+46 709 749 545

Hanna Setterberg

Hanna Setterberg has extensive experience as a teacher and researcher in accounting, finance, and sustainability. She holds a PhD in Accounting and Financial Management from the Stockholm School of Economics (SSE) and has conducted research on how capital market participants and companies integrate ESG practices.

In her career, Hanna has facilitated numerous learning journeys in both customized executive education and open enrollment programs. Her portfolio includes the Sustainable Finance program at SSE Executive Education and the Sustainable Finance and Green Bonds Executive Program for IFC.

Hanna is currently an affiliated researcher in sustainable transformation at ESMT Berlin and at the Mistra Center for Sustainable Markets (MISUM) at SSE.

Erik Alenius

Erik Alenius has a wealth of experience as a teacher and researcher in accounting, finance, and sustainability. For over a decade, he has worked with customized executive education programs for large international companies and public sector organizations, helping clients improve both profitability and sustainability through tailored pedagogical approaches.

At ESMT Berlin, Erik is responsible for teaching management accounting and sustainable business finance in MBA and Executive MBA programs.

He is also a part-time PhD candidate at the Department of Accounting at the Stockholm School of Economics, where his research focuses on the impact of product costing and open-book accounting on resource development in supplier networks.