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Vinge advises Industrifonden

January 19, 2009

Vinge has advised the Foundation, Industrifonden in connection with the sale of its holding in Stockholm International Jazz & Blues Festival AB to Jensen Invest AB. Industrifonden and the Swedish Artists and Musicians Interest Organisation have jointly run the annual jazz festival at Skeppsholmen since 2003.
 
Jensen Invest with its owner, Ingvar Jensen, former majority owner of the electronics company, ELFA, has supported and developed cultural activities and non-profit making associations for many years and is currently planning this year’s festival which is due to take place at Skeppsholmen on 16-18 July. The new board of directors consists of Christina Jutterström (Chairwoman), Ingvar Jensen, Sven-Åke Johansson and Lena Åberg Frisk.
 
Mi Gustafsson advised Industrifonden. The responsible partner is Johan Winnerblad.

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