Jens Schrøder is the Danish-born part of the Zobito founding team and brings with him an extensive experience in private equity. In 1988 he was the co-founder of the first Nordic Private Equity Fund, Procuritas, which continues to be one of the most successful PE companies in the region. He left Procuritas in 1995 to make a management buy-in of Thomée-Hörle, which at the time was delivering +$150M in revenues. In 2006, he founded the SIC 2006 LP Private Equity Club, a vehicle to share investments within his closest network. Jens also has experience as a non-executive chairman of numerous medium sized businesses in Sweden, the Baltic countries and Germany. He holds a Masters Degree in Science and Economics from the Copenhagen School of Business. He spends his free time with family and friends and is particularly happy when riding his bike up a Tuscany hill. His curiosity has made him a good listener, and consequently, an astute judge of the quality of an idea or strategy.
I am inspired by the energy and the unbridled enthusiasm of our clients, their ability to adapt and their joy when they succeed.
Jens Schrøder
Magnus Lindhe
Managing Partner
Magnus Lindhe is managing partner and co-founder of Zobito AB. Magnus was previously with QlikTech (Qlik) from 2001–2012. »
Måns Hultman
Partner
Måns Hultman is Swedish and was QlikTech´s CEO from 2000–2007 as well as having been Chairman from 2004–2009 – the years that defined QlikTech’s strategy and created the momentum that carried the company to its highly successful IPO in 2010. »
Markus Roithmeier
Partner
Markus Roithmeier is German and one of the co-founders of Zobito AB. He was part of the QlikTech management team from 2002-2008. »
Uli Beckmann
Partner
Uli Beckmann is a German citizen with 20 years of Senior Management and Executive-level Experience in the Software Business. »
Jonas Nachmanson
Partner
Jonas Nachmanson is Swedish and was QlikTech’s CTO from 1996–2012. He was also a member of QlikTech’s executive team for more than 15 years, throughout and beyond the IPO in 2010. »