Board Members

Ebba Lövenskiold is the Founder & Manager of Together for Better. She is a Journalist and Public Relations Executive with demonstrated history of working within the New York and Stockholm Media Industry. Ebba is also a Partner and the Manager of a rural estate in Southern Sweden.

Jenny Winkler is an Accountancy Consultant and Co-Founder and Partner at W&E Redovisning och Rådgivning AB. Jenny is an active Board Member at Together for Better and responsible for accounting. www.winklerekberg.se

Advisory Group

Anneli Uhlin is Former Head of Operations for the Swedish Cancer- and Allergy Fund. Today, Board Member. Anneli has extensive experience from foundation work, among other things she has taken an important role in building the Cancer- and Allergy Fund to follow the code of ethics according to Swedish “the 90-account”. www.cancerochallergifonden.se

Monica Lilja is a now retired former CFO at Artipelag, an international venue for art, food, events & activities based in the Stockholm Archipelago (www.artipelag.se) . For many years Monica was a Together for Better Board Member and responsible for Accounting.

Ambassadors

Kristin Kaspersen is one of Swedens most loved Tv-Personalities and Public profiles. She has been a Tv host since 1993. Today, Kristin is also an entrepreneur, does lectures and writes books. www.kristinkaspersen.se

Lisen Bratt Fredricson is a Swedish Showjumping Equestrian and two-time Olympic rider. Lisen is one of Sweden’s most popular horse profiles. She is married to Olympic medalist Peder Fredricson and together they run Grevlunda Gård. Lisen also runs shoppingsite www.getthegallop.com

Interested in becoming an Ambassador?

Download our program HERE.

Supporters

A special thank you to our supporters, who ensure that we can continue to support education for marginalized children and youth in the Dominican Republic. Since 2013, our Partners have served as the backbone of our local support and helped Together for Better educate hundreds of children in poverty, affecting the lives of over thousands community members.