Caroline Sundberg heads Snellman’s data, cyber security and privacy team.
She advises on IT and technology law, focusing on data protection (GDPR), digital compliance, cybersecurity, and commercial agreements.
Caroline has considerable experience of matters related to drafting, interpreting, negotiating and disputing commercial agreements related to data, artificial intelligence (AI) tech and other digital products and services. Additionally, she provides guidance to financial institutions and government agencies regarding cloud services and outsourcing.
Her expertise and deep understanding of data protection law make her a thought leader in Sweden in this field.
Snellman counsel to Bonnier Capital in its investment in AAC Clyde Space, whereby Bonnier Capital is set to become the company’s largest shareholder
2025
Snellman is acting as counsel to Bonnier Capital in connection with its investment of up to SEK 140 million in AAC Clyde Space, a company listed on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm. The investment comprises a directed share issue of SEK 100 million and up to SEK 40 million in additional investment in 2026, through which Bonnier Capital is set to become the company’s largest shareholder.
AAC Clyde Space provides small satellite technologies and mission services that enable governments, businesses and institutions to access high-quality space-based data, with applications including weather monitoring, maritime safety, security and defence, agriculture and forestry. Parts of the investment remain subject to approval at AAC Clyde Space’s extraordinary general meeting and by the Swedish Inspectorate of Strategic Products (ISP).
Snellman’s core advisory team comprises Miklos Kovacs Scherlin and Emma Andersson (Private M&A), Emma Greiff (Public M&A), Philip Thorell and Veronica Thurin (Competition, Procurement & Regulatory) and Caroline Sundberg (IP & Technology).
Snellman acted as legal counsel to Incore Invest in its acquisition of CoreOrchestration AB
2025
Snellman acted as legal counsel to Incore Invest, a Swedish investment firm, in its acquisition of CoreOrchestration AB from Worldline in a carve-out transaction. The acquisition, a nine-figure deal, is expected to close in Q1 2026 and will result in CoreOrchestration operating as a standalone company under Incore Invest’s ownership.
At the heart of CoreOrchestration is PaymentIQ, a SaaS payment orchestration platform built to help merchants centrally manage, optimise and scale payment flows across providers and markets.
Snellman’s core advisory team comprised of Miklos Kovacs Scherlin, Alexander Lindqvist, Nadine Lågland, Sophia Engdahl, and Adam Jatta Kölin (Private M&A), Carolina H. Wahlby, Lina Lundevall-Brunö, and Oskar Bragée (Finance & Restructuring), Caroline Sundberg, Sina Mindus Amini, and Louise Nordback (IP & Technology), Jenny Lundberg and Lisa Pålsson (Employment), as well as Philip Thorell and Ajda Hasanovic (Competition, Procurement & Regulatory).
Snellman counsel to Bonnier Capital in its additional investment in Vertiseit AB (publ), in connection with Vertiseit’s acquisition of Visual Art, thereby becoming the largest shareholder
2024
Snellman acted as counsel to Bonnier Capital in its SEK 200 million investment in its existing portfolio company Vertiseit, listed on Nasdaq First North, thereby becoming the largest shareholder in Vertiseit. In connection with Bonnier Capital’s investment, Vertiseit acquired the Swedish company Visual Art for a purchase price of approximately SEK 469 million.
Snellman’s core advisory team comprised Miklos Kovacs Scherlin and Alexander Lindqvist (Private M&A), Emma Greiff (Public M&A), and Caroline Sundberg (IP & Tech).
Counsel to Thoma Bravo in its growth investment in Hypergene
2023
Snellman acted as counsel to Thoma Bravo in its growth investment in Hypergene, a Swedish software-as-a-service company for planning and performance management. As part of the investment, Thoma Bravo acquires a majority stake from Monterro and other minority shareholders.
Hypergene, headquartered in Malmö, and with over 200 people employed across eight offices in Sweden, Norway, and Germany, is one of the larger players in Corporate Performance Management and Project & Portfolio Management (xP&A) in Northern Europe.
Thoma Bravo, one of the largest software investors in the world, has a 20-plus year history of providing capital and support to high-growth software businesses. This is Thoma Bravo’s third investment by its Europe-based team, and the first platform acquisition of a Swedish company.
Our team included Claes Kjellberg, Douglas Essehorn, Emma Andersson, Ulrika Wigart, Elin Boman, and Aykut Yucel (Private M&A), Fredrik Olsson, Carolina Wahlby and Sofia Granberg (Finance), Caroline Sundberg and Nicolas Günthardt (IP & Technology), Peter Forsberg and Sarah Ek (Competition & Regulatory), Josephine Gjerstad Medina and Nellie Jönsson (Employment), and Angelica Berntsson (Real Assets).
Snellman acted as counsel to Magnet Forensics, backed by Thoma Bravo, in the acquisition of Griffeye
2023
Snellman acted as counsel to Magnet Forensics, backed by Thoma Bravo, in the acquisition of Griffeye from Safer Society Group.
Griffeye, based in Gothenburg, Sweden, and founded in 2015, is a leader in digital media forensics for child sexual abuse investigations.
Magnet Forensics is a developer of digital investigation solutions that acquire, analyze, report on, and manage evidence from digital sources, including mobile devices, computers, IoT devices and cloud services. Magnet Forensics is backed by Thoma Bravo, one of the largest software investors in the world.
Snellman’s team was led by Claes Kjellberg and Douglas Essehorn (Private M&A), and it also included Alexander Lindqvist, Nadine Lågland, Anna Nordin Pettersson, and Ulrika Wigart (Private M&A), Carolina Wahlby and Rezan Akkurt (Finance), Caroline Sundberg, Sara Heikfolk, and Louise Nordback (IP & Technology), Jenny Lundberg (Employment), Peter Forsberg and Lars Lundgren (Competition), and Andreas Wingren (Real Assets).
Snellman counsel to Paulig in their strategic digitalisation programme
2022
Snellman acted as a counsel to Paulig, a family-owned international company in the food and beverage industry, in their strategic digitalisation programme. We assisted Paulig with drafting and negotiating implementation project agreements and licence and cloud service agreements with international vendors of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP), Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), and Integrated Business Planning (IBP) software.
“We at Paulig are confident that our contracts going forward will support a successful journey with our vendors due to the professional and high quality work by Snellman’s team”, says Marika Lindström, Chief Information Officer at Paulig.
This is the fifth large-scale strategic digitalisation project in the past three years in which Snellman’s IP & Technology team has acted as counsel. The total value of these technology/digitalisation projects exceeds EUR 12 billion.
Snellman counsel to SEB Private Equity in its partnership with Eatery
2021
Snellman acted as counsel to SEB Private Equity in its investment in and partnership with Eatery. Eatery is a Swedish fast-growing concept chain with conferences, restaurants, cafés, evening restaurants, and food delivery to the public sector. Eatery has eight restaurants and conference facilities and ten production kitchens. SEB Private Equity is part of SEB, which focuses on developing companies such as Eatery through close collaboration with entrepreneurs and management teams.
Our advisory team included Mikael Klang, Jonas Sjöberg, Ebba Almén and Alexander Lindqvist (Private M&A); Caroline Sundberg and Jessica Tressfeldt (IP & Technology); Jenny Lundberg, Josephine Lindgren, and Lisa Pålsson (Employment); and Andreas Wingren (Real Assets).
Snellman counsel to Vitec Software Group AB (publ) in the acquisition of Unikum Datasystem Aktiebolag
2021
Snellman acted as counsel to Vitec Software Group AB (publ), in the acquisition of Unikum Datasystem Aktiebolag, a Swedish business system developer.
Snellman’s core team included Claes Kjellberg, Johanna Wärnberg, Julia Wegelius, Josephine Lindgren, Ebba Almén, Linn Alfredsson, Alexander Lindqvist, and Caroline Sundberg.
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