Contact Information
Nordic Game Program
Minc, Anckargripsgatan 3
SE - 211 19 Malmö
Sweden
T: +46 403 67 670
F: +46 401 03 350
info@nordicgameprogram.org
Representative office, Japan:
c/o Investment Office, Embassy of Sweden
1-10-3-300 Roppongi, Minato-ku
106-0032 Tokyo
The Nordic Game Team:
Erik Robertson
Managing Director
Contact:
erik.robertson
(at)
nordicgameprogram.org
Tom Felices
Executive Director,
Global Relations (Tokyo)
Contact:
tom (at)
nordicgameprogram.org
Jacob Riis
Communication Manager
Contact:
jacob
(at)
nordicgameprogram.org
Maria Malm
Finance Director
Contact:
maria
(at)
nordicgameprogram.org
Heidi Nilsson
Program Coordinator
Contact:
heidi
(at)
nordicgameprogram.org
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