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Mauritz is CEO of UniDig and has extensive experience leading and developing national collaboration within Swedish higher education. With a background at Luleå University of Technology and many years as CEO of the Ladok Consortium, he brings extensive experience in aligning organizational needs with digital development and shared solutions. Today, he leads UniDig’s efforts to bring higher education institutions together around common challenges and opportunities. Mauritz is passionate about turning ideas and strategies into concrete action and creating the conditions for institutions to achieve more together than they could individually.
I dag leder han UniDigs arbete med att samla lärosäten kring gemensamma utmaningar och möjligheter. Mauritz brinner för att omsätta idéer och strategier i konkret handling och att skapa förutsättningar för lärosätena att åstadkomma mer tillsammans än var och en för sig.

Malin Zingmark is a strategic business developer and project manager with more than 25 years of experience in the higher education sector. For the past 14 years, she has worked within the Ladok Consortium, collaborating closely with Swedish higher education institutions to understand their needs and ensure that Ladok provides effective support for their operations. She has extensive experience in driving strategic initiatives, development and change in complex environments, with a particular focus on collaboration and the development of shared solutions.

Johan Johansson is a strategic leader with more than 25 years of experience in the higher education sector. In his roles as Director of IT at Lund University and Chair of ITCF, the Swedish universities’ IT leadership forum, he has worked extensively with digital transformation, IT strategy and national collaboration across Swedish higher education institutions to develop shared solutions and strengthen the sector’s digital capabilities. He has extensive experience in leading change in complex organisations, with a strong focus on collaboration and delivering value to the organisation.

Jacob Färnert is an analyst at the Executive Management Office at Stockholm University. He has held several national roles within the Swedish higher education sector, including serving as secretary to SUHF’s working group on e-infrastructure, which laid the foundation for the establishment of the UniDig Consortium in 2025. As a former President of the Swedish National Union of Students and Uppsala Student Union, he has extensive experience in higher education policy and a strong understanding of the Swedish higher education landscape. During this time, he also served as a student representative on the reference group for SUHF’s inquiry into the future of e-infrastructure for higher education, as well as on the Swedish Higher Education Authority’s (UKÄ) reference group for the government-commissioned review of the ordinance governing the reporting of student records at Swedish universities and higher education institutions.

Reza Taghvai has worked with IT contracts and Software Asset Management at the University of Gothenburg since 2022, focusing on strategic license management, IT procurement, commercial terms and complex supplier agreements. With a background in IT, strategic procurement and sales, he combines technical expertise with a strong commercial and negotiation perspective. He has a particular interest in how legal frameworks, licensing models, cloud services and AI are reshaping organisations’ relationships with their IT suppliers, and works to translate these changes into better agreements, reduced risk and greater business value.

Martin Lumsby is a Licensing Coordinator at Uppsala University with a broad technical background in IT and experience as an IT technician and systems administrator. He has worked at the university since 2016 and, since 2024, he has focused on software licensing and on developing simpler, more coordinated approaches to managing software and digital tools. He also participates in the ITCF network’s License Academy, where Swedish higher education institutions collaborate and share knowledge and experience on software licensing.