IMAS Foundation is a sister foundation to the INGKA Foundation—the owner of INGKA Group, who owns and operates the majority of IKEA stores globally. The foundation was set up in 1998 by Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of IKEA, and specializes in creating long-term returns on financial assets. IMAS Foundation’s investment philosophy is based on simplicity, cost-efficiency and thinking differently. They believe it is possible to manage money without a huge investment organization if you dare to be different and understand your limitations.
IMAS Foundation has a team of 12 co-workers, representing four nationalities, based in Leiden, the Netherlands. Their leadership includes Petter Odhnoff as CEO, Henrik Lundin as CIO, Hans de Koning as Head of Risk & Operations and Astrid Zwart as Head of Legal. The IMAS Board of Directors includes Johan Kuylenstierna as Chairperson and Krister Mattsson.
IMAS Foundation has a team of 12 co-workers, representing four nationalities, based in Leiden, the Netherlands. Their leadership includes Petter Odhnoff as CEO, Henrik Lundin as CIO, Hans de Koning as Head of Risk & Operations and Astrid Zwart as Head of Legal. The IMAS Board of Directors includes Johan Kuylenstierna as Chairperson and Krister Mattsson.
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