Turning Silver into Gold
The Norwegian society is in the midst of a demographic shift, accentuating the need for knowledge on how to extend careers and create new business opportunities.
Welcome to the Norwegian Innovation Index 2026
Like many other countries, Norway is experiencing a rapidly aging population, which brings both challenges and opportunities across various industries.
How can Norwegian businesses and innovators develop solutions that not only meet the needs of an older population but also harness their potential?
Join us in exploring how we can shape the Norway of the future through age-friendly and sustainable innovations.
You will also see which company has been voted the most innovative in Norway.
We welcome you to the Norwegian Innovation Index for 2026 - on February 25, at 09:00 - 10:45 hrs, in NHH, Oslo, Drammensveien 44.
The event will be in Norwegian.
Agenda:
Welcome and announcement of Norway’s most innovative company by Professor Bram Timmermans, Head of DIG, NHH
“Responsible Aging” by Professor Seidali Kurtmollaiev, Kristiania / NHH and Professor Line Lervik-Olsen, BI / NHH
“Silver Economy” by Professor Inger G. Stensaker, NHH
Panel discussion on age-friendly and sustainable innovations moderated by Professor Kristina Heinonen, Hanken School of Economics / NHH, in conversation with:
- Professor Inger G. Stensaker, NHH
- Professor Seidali Kurtmollaiev, Kristiania / NHH
- Professor Line Lervik-Olsen, BI / NHH
- Siri Langangen, Executive VP Gjensidige
Closing
Recycling wins
Based on surveys where a total of 23,000 customers provided their feedback on a wide range of Norwegian companies, the verdict is clear. Tise, with its solution for buying and selling used clothing, is the winner.