Fanny Blom

Fanny Blom is a project manager at STUNS Life Science within sustainability and she currently works within the project sustainable cluster development. She has a Master’s degree in Economics with a focus on Sustainability and Agricultural Sciences and her professional title is an agronomist.

She is a curious and driven young professional. Her special interest is in the possibilities of creating sustainable development that benefit multiple stakeholders within society, academia, and the business sector. Within her profession she has been collecting information about the sustainability work in Uppsala Life science sector. Fanny Blom has also moderated many Life science event, for example Uppsala Life. Uppsala Life is an annual Life science event for networking and insights. It is a place for ideas, inspiration, and interactions – where our life science ecosystem shares and collaborates to stay ahead of the competition.

During spring 2022 Fanny Blom is creating more pilots for sustainable clusters in Uppsala. She will work closely with young professionals to link them to the thriving Life Science sector within Life science stories. She will also invite small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) within the life science sector located in East middle Sweden (EMS; Uppsala, Västmanland, Örebro, Östergötland) to work with sustainability.

If you want to talk about sustainability within Uppsala Life science sector, she is the one to talk to.

Fanny Blom Sustainability report

Today’s achievements, tomorrow’s visions – sustainability

Life science is a vital industry for all of us, as human beings, as Swedes and as global citizens. It is a future sector with enormous potential and a power to innovate that became apparent to the whole world in 2019 when the coronavirus pandemic held all of mankind in its clutches. Developing so many solutions to such complex challenges so quickly clearly demonstrates the problem solving power of the sector. If we can incorporate it into our sustainability work, life sciences will also play a vital role in creating a healthy and sustainable future. A development in which Uppsala will of course take the lead.