The STIM organisation
STIM is a Swedish collective management organisation for music creators and publishers.
STIM is a non-profit member organisation tasked with ensuring that its more than 100,000 affiliated rightsholders and music publishers get paid when their music is used. We provide the conditions for creativity and regrowth in the Swedish music industry. It’s why STIM strives to ensure that there are strong copyright laws in place.
On the behalf of its members, STIM administers and licenses performing and mechanical rights to music and lyrics. Through its international network, STIM also manages the rights to a global repertoire of music.
The statutes of STIM
Democracy is important to STIM. Writers, composers and music publishers affiliated to STIM can become full voting members of the Society. This gives you the right to attend and vote at STIM's annual general meeting. Read more about the statutes.
CEO of STIM
The CEO of STIM is Casper Bjørner.
Top Management Positions within STIM
CFO – Jan-Christer Stoppel
General Counsel – Lina Heyman
Director of Human Resources – Theres Annerstedt
Director of Members & Market – Peter Lindström
Director of Communications – Anna Furuberg
Head of IT/Tech – Jenny Möllberg
Head of Operations – Claudia Salazar
STIM’s Board of Directors, auditors and Nomination Committee
STIM’s board of directors is tasked with continuously monitoring how the business is managed and making decisions on matters delegated by the Annual General Meeting. The board of directors consists of representatives from the rightsholder categories that STIM represents, i.e. members who are active in FST – The Swedish Society of Composers, SKAP – The Swedish Society of Songwriters, Composers and Authors, and Musikförläggarna – The Music Publishers, as well as independent members. In addition, the board of directors includes STIM employee representatives. The Chair of the board is independent.
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STIM’s Board of Directors – regular members |
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Carina Brorman |
– Chairman |
(Mandate until 2025) |
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Kerstin Mangert |
– First vice chairman |
(2026) |
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Anders Wollbeck |
– Second vice chairman |
(2026) |
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Martin Jonsson Tibblin |
– Member of the AU |
(2025) |
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Johan Blixt |
Representing FST |
(2026) |
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Ylva Fred |
Representing FST |
(2026) |
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Pär Frid |
Representing Skap |
(2025) |
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Filiz Erat Edhlund |
Representing Musikförläggarna |
(2026) |
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Lars Karlsson |
Representing Musikförläggarna |
(2025) |
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Hans Fahlin |
Independent |
(2025) |
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Linda Portnoff |
Independent |
(2026) |
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Eric Sjöström |
Independent |
(2026) |
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STIM’s Board of Directors – employee representatives (one-year mandates) |
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Eva Botmar |
Ordinary member |
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Susan Roberts |
Ordinary member |
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Stefan Bergström |
First Deputy |
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Mikael Alenmark |
Second deputy |
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Auditors (one-year mandates) |
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EY (main responsibility: Jeff Erici) |
Registered firm of auditors |
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Ragnar Grippe |
Elected auditor |
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Lotta Lillieström Stenberg |
Deputy for the elected auditor |
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Nomination Committee (one-year mandates) |
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Erik Peters (chairman) |
Nominated by FST |
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Olle Rönnbäck |
Nominated by Musikförläggarna |
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Elise Einarsdotter |
Nominated by Skap |
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Martin Q Larsson |
Independent |
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Jan Sandred |
Independent |
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Contact: [email protected] |
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Remuneration Committee (one-year mandates) |
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Elisabeth Kreivi (chairman) |
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Åsa Otterlund |
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Hans Östling |
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Other organizations and committees
- ICE is jointly owned with STIM's British and German counterparts PRS and GEMA
- Svensk Musik is owned by STIM with a mission to document and inform about copyright-protected Swedish music
- NCB is owned by STIM and its counterparts in Denmark, Finland and Norway.
- Cora Music, a subsidiary of Stim, offers copyright-protected music to video creators
- STIM's committee for promoting Musical Diversity and Copyrights is a committee working to provide the conditions for future creativity in the field of music