Rail operations and international technology
Leadership experience from BK Tåg, Nokia and Fujitsu ICL adds operational, technical and international perspectives to the mobility specialisation.

Gerhard Wennerström
Independent strategic adviser in governance, collaboration and transformation.

A practical system perspective
Gerhard’s career has centred on complex systems where public purpose, commercial logic and technological change need to work together.
After more than 20 years at Samtrafiken—including 19 years as CEO—he has first-hand experience of creating shared infrastructure, agreements and governance across Sweden’s public transport ecosystem.
His work has involved authorities, regional and national interests, public and commercial operators, technology providers and organisations that also compete with one another. The common task has been to create value for the passenger while respecting different mandates and incentives.
Today, Gerhard brings that experience to organisations facing the next structural shifts in mobility: increasingly open rail markets, autonomous transport, new business models and changing public roles.
Selected experience
Led the development of shared services, agreements and governance across Sweden’s public transport sector during a period of market opening and digital transformation.
Contributing to Sweden’s strategic innovation programme for future mobility, with a focus on automation, new business models and collaboration between industry, academia and the public sector.
Led the Swedish Government inquiry into a national public transport ticketing system, combining system analysis, market design and a practical implementation roadmap.
Leadership experience from BK Tåg, Nokia and Fujitsu ICL adds operational, technical and international perspectives to the mobility specialisation.
“My role is to help people see the system clearly enough to make choices that work in practice.”
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