Online Morning Coffee Thursday 22th of October Online at 10:00-11:00 (Finnish time)
Om att skapa en identitet som bevarar historien och bjuder in framtiden
Don’t miss our next online coffee and our keynote speaker Anna Björkman from the UNESCO world heritage site, Falu mine.
The Stora Kopparberget Foundation was established in 1999 by STORA, Investor, and the Municipality of Falun. It forms part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Falun, which was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2001.
The area is protected as a listed historic building site, an ancient monument, and an area of national interest for cultural heritage conservation.
The foundation’s operations include a visitor mine, a mining museum, a Visitor Center, approximately 40 tenants, 90 buildings, and six ponds.
Ticket sales constitute the largest source of revenue, followed by rental income and revenue from the pigment used in the production of Falu Red Paint.
The organization receives no financial support from the municipality, region, or state. As a result, it relies on several different revenue streams to create a more resilient and financially sustainable operation.
The development of property rentals has proven to be both an exciting and highly successful area of growth.
Collaborating with entrepreneurs is another way to increase income for the organization. Since 2013, Anna Björkman, Managing Director of the Stora Kopparberget Foundation, has worked strategically to develop partnerships with entrepreneurs.
Today, the foundation has 40 tenants who together contribute nearly 25 percent of the total revenue generated by Falu Mine. Anna Björkman shares the strategies behind this successful approach. Note! The presentation is in Swedish.
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Previous network meetings
2026
April: Morning Coffee – Things takeMuseums of the future – a swiss army knife? (Keynote speaker: Torill Hylland Viking Valley)
March: Morning Coffee – Things take time – What do we do with our collections (Gun Lagus, Finlands Svenska Hembygdsförbund)
2025
November: Network meeting – New actors at museums and heritage sights
October: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
August: Final Network meeting i Jakobstad.
June: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
May: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
April: Network meeting – Marketing your cultural heritage.
April: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
March: Network meeting – Placebranding in a cultural heritage context
February: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
January: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
2024
December: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
November: The power of storytelling – shining a light on our cultural heritage
October: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
September: Talk the Walk! How to engage and communicate with
business customers.
August: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
June: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
May: Selling cultural heritage services to companies – cases from our network.
Mars: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
February: Successful Cooperation – achieve your goals together, Länka Consulting. Leads, designs and implements collaborative projects.
January: Morning coffee for cultural heritage actors.
2023
May: The role of cultural heritage in business development, Christer Gustafsson. Professor in Conservation at Uppsala University.
September: Creative Solutions -Think outside the box. Four cultural heritage actors present their innovative solutions.
November: Make business of your cultural heritage, Maria Österåker. Doctor of Economics with a focus on entrepreneurship and business management.
