SSE Riga was established in 1993 as a joint project between the Stockholm School of Economics and the Latvian and Swedish Governments with the purpose to contribute to the democratic and economic development in the three Baltic countries.

In 2010, the SSE Riga Foundation was established to take over the shares in the School held by its two owners, the Stockholm School of Economics and the Latvian Government.

The founders were the Stockholm School of Economics, the University of Latvia on behalf of the Latvian Government, and the SSE Riga Alumni Association.

SSE Riga Foundation

The Management Board of the SSE Riga Foundation:

• Anders Rydin, SSE, Chairman of the Board

• Visvaldis Valtenbergs, Representative of the University of Latvia

• Jānis Priede, Representative for Latvia

• Torbjörn Becker, Representative for Sweden

• Per Kristensson, Representative of the Anne-Marie and Gustaf Anders Foundation

• Gunta Jēkabsone, Representative of the biggest contributors

• Max Jegorovs, Representative of the biggest contributors

• Kristaps Siliņš,  Representative of the SSE Riga Alumni Association

   

The Supervisory Board consists of two Members:

• Lars Strannegård, Representative of SSE  
• Gundars Bērziņš, Representative of the University of Latvia

The ten biggest contributors

To strengthen cooperation between SSE Riga and its stakeholders, two seats on the Board have been allocated to top contributors elected from the ten biggest contributors to the School and the Foundation. As of December 2023, they are:

• Anne-Marie och Gustaf Anders Stiftelse för Medieforskning
• Rimi Baltic SIA & ICA Gruppen AB
• Johan Björkmans Allmännyttiga Stiftelse för Ekonomisk Forskning
• Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (SEB group)
• TeliaSonera AB
• Swedbank AB
• Nordea Bank Finland PLC
• Accenture Latvia branch
• Johnson & Johnson AB Latvia branch
• Jochnicks Stiftelse

Annual Reports

Below you will find the SSE Riga Annual Reports.