governor of Sveriges Riksbank, the national bank of Sweden Stefan Ingves, incumbent governor of Sveriges Riksbank Jerker Johansson Olof Johansson, former acting minister for communications and former minister of the environment of Sweden Bill Keenan, author, and former professional hockey player Anna Kinberg Batra, member of the Riksdag, the parliament of Sweden Erik Lakomaa Staffan Burenstam Linder, former professor, inventor of the Linder hypothesis, former minister of trade of Sweden Lars Ljungqvist Per Olof Loof, CEO of KEMET Corporation Fredrik Lundberg, president and CEO of L E Lundbergföretagen AB Kristian Luuk Bertil Näslund Tobias Nielsén Lars Nittve, former director of Rooseum in Malmö, Tate Modern in London, Moderna Museet in Stockholm and present director of M+, a new museum of visual culture under construction in the West Kowloon Cultural District of Hong Kong, to open in 2018 Kjell A. Nordström Ann-Christin Nykvist Mikael Odenberg, former minister of defence of Sweden Bertil Ohlin, professor of economics, developed the Heckscher–Ohlin model together with professor Eli Heckscher, founded the Stockholm school together with professor Gunnar Myrdal, leader of Folkpartiet (Liberal People's Party of Sweden) 1944–1967, Nobel laureate in economics in 1977 Claudia Olsson, founder of Stellar Capacity Sydney Onayemi Eric M. Pless, Retired U.S. ARMY Lieutenant Colonel and Former U.S. Military Attache’ at U.S. Embassy Latvia 2008–2011, First U.S. Citizen EMBA Graduate from SSE RIGA in 2011. Karin Pilsäter Mats Qviberg Ruben Rausing, founder of the liquid food packaging company Tetra Pak Bo Johan Renck Eric Rhenman Jonas Ridderstråle Karl Gustaf Scherman Mikael Schiller Suleyman Sleyman Agneta Stark Viveca Sten Charlotte Strömberg Oscar Swartz, founded Bahnhof, the first independent Internet service provider in Sweden Max Tegmark, professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Margaretha af Ugglas, former minister for foreign affairs of Sweden, daughter of Hugo Stenbeck, the founder of Investment AB Kinnevik Louise Wachtmeister Per Westerberg, chairman of the Riksdag, the Swedish parliament Anne Wibble, finance minister of Sweden 1991–1994, daughter of Bertil Ohlin Peter Wolodarski, editor-in-chief of Dagens Nyheter, the largest daily newspaper in Sweden, by circulation Partner Universities SSE has about 70 partner universities and each academic year, SSE sends over 180 students abroad on exchange and hosts over 180 exchange students from all over the world. The majority of the exchange places are part of the Master's program, but some places are offered at the Bachelor's level. The student exchange places are reserved for students from the SSE partner