Nina Brännkärr-Friberg

Nina is the initiator of Project liv. She is the chairman of the board of the association, but she also works with the daily activities. Nina is in charge of the strategic and financial matters. Nina is a engineer in Production Management and has a Master´s Degree in Logistics. Nina has a husband and three children and lives in Jakobstad.  
Nina's motto is : It´s not happy people who are grateful, it´s grateful people who are happy.  The sentence ”It´s cool to care” is also very close to Nina's heart. In her spare time family, food & exercising are important.

Mervi Segervall

Mervi has previously worked as a director at a laboratory and is used to juggle many tasks at once. Mervi lives in Oravais, she has a husband and three boys of which the youngest one still lives at home. She also identifies herself as a soccer mom. Life got new values when one of her children, at 15 years of age, got diagnosed with epilepsy. From that moment on her dream was to one day work with a job that makes a difference for families with similar experiences. In her free time she likes to take walks in the woods, read and spend time with her friends.  

Marie Bergman

Marie, who is a Social Worker by profession, works for the association in the region of Åboland. The hospital world became well know to Marie's family in 2017 when they found out that both their children suffer from a congenital chronic disease. In the middle of the rough everyday life, Project liv was there to offer them the support they needed. Before Marie started working for Project liv she has been a helping hand and volunteer in the association. Marie also has experience, since her teenage years, with having a sister with a long-term illness.
In her spare time she relaxes best by spending time in the archipelago with a good book, cup of coffee and happy children.

Magnus Lindström

Magnus has always had a passion for identity planning, that stretches all the way out to the planning of public places. Already in the beginning of his work career he got a glimpse of working with hospitals and information design.  Especially the children's wards left him feeling like a question mark. The idea behind Project Liv´s identity planning is that it should be easily modified depending on the assignment. The core of the identity is the logo which contains of the basic forms of a triangle, a square and a circle.  Together with the base colors red, blue and yellow, they form a strong, graphic design language, that makes it possible to continue developing. The playful and colorful graphic design is also a design that the children recognize easily.