← Back to all our people Annika Norén Place of birth? Nacka, Sweden. What do you work with at Pond? Product design and concept development. Favourite hang out My country house. What’s the strangest thing you have ever done? Trying to play poker with locals on a washed away road in northern jungles of Laos, while hoping to somehow make it to the border before Visa expires (the day after). If you were an animal? I’d fancy being able to fly. What makes you laugh? Never Mind The Buzzcocks and funny animals. What I’m proud of: Placement 370 of 8800 in Tjejvasan Start Cases Our team Clients About Contact

← Back to all our people Dan Mangell Place of birth? Mölndal. What do you work with at Pond? Founding Partner, project management and business development. Favourite shoe brand? Paul Smith. What’s on your playlist? Rock. What don’t we know about you? I hate to loose. If you were an animal? Lion. What’s your biggest no no? Showing off! What’s your biggest achievement so far? Racing on a bicycle from Copenhagen to Paris and thereby collecting around 10 000 00 sek to Barncancerfonden. Start Cases Our team Clients About Contact

Suprane App prev next Client: Baxter Service: Digital Design Suprane is an Inhaled Anesthetic utilized by Anesthesia practitioners. This tool will assist new users of Suprane to safely administer the agent. Back to Cases Start Cases Our team Clients About Contact

SymTrac prev next Client: Novartis Service: Digital Design Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an autoimmune disease that affects the central nervous system (CNS) which consists of the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves. Somehow the autoimmune system sees the myelin, which is the fatty insulation around the nerves, as a foreign body or enemy and begins to attack it. Novartis has recently launched a new app to help people with MS track symptoms and relapses. By allowing users to keep track of their general wellbeing and MS symptoms over time they will getter a better picture of their health and this will also facilitate interactions between the patient and the healthcare team. All patients with multiple sclerosis, whether receiving medication or not, can use the new app, called the SymTrac. It has been designed by people that have MS in association with healthcare professionals in order to improve the treatment of MS. The app records a patient’s MS symptoms, general wellbeing, their medications and other potential influences, such as the weather. The information recorded can help the patient’s healthcare team ensure that they are fully up-to-date in terms of monitoring any changes in the patient’s condition. Building up a clear picture of changing symptoms is particularly important for people with MS as this is a long-term fluctuating condition which often includes periods of relapse and remission. The reporting of relapses is therefore key for making the right decisions about lifestyle and treatment changes. This will also help people get access to the right medications. Back to Cases Start Cases Our team Clients About Contact