Future trends & real challenges :

Drop-in with the experts

Hosted by Skalar and Inventas

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Tuesday, 02 Dec 2025
Doors open at 08:30

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How can we prepare for what’s next? Which trends will shape the way we build and scale products — and what skills, methods, and mindsets do we need to stay ahead?

Think of it as drop-in with a doctor, but with top product minds.

For this edition of Build to Last, we’re doing something a little different. Instead of presentations, we’re creating a space where you can drop in with your toughest questions, explore emerging trends, and get real insights from experienced people in design, product leadership, business and tech.

Whether you want to discuss future trends shaping the way we work, or bring a very specific challenge from your own product — this is your chance to get input, spark conversations, and learn from others facing similar challenges.

Expect a mix of:

  • Open discussion on what’s coming next in product development.

  • Honest conversations about problems that is on the minds of the audience.

  • Actionable insights you can take back to your team.

Come curious. Come with a question. Or just come to listen in and take part in the discussion.

Meet the panel

Lisa Maurer

Oda

Lisa is a product leader with an 8-year track record of building and scaling products, teams, and strategies in high-growth environments.

At Oda, she was a key part of the leadership team that navigated the company's journey from a local player to a global platform, growing the product and tech organisation from 60 to over 300 people.

Her expertise lies in translating complex business challenges into clear, executable product strategies and building the operational systems that allow product teams to deliver value consistently and at scale.

As a side gig, Lisa is a co-founder of Fellow Fools, a female investor group, who supports early-stage startups with funding & expertise.

Daniel Skogly

Instorier

Daniel Skogly is the co-founder and CEO of Instorier, a modern storytelling platform built for the next generation of digital publishing.

With a background in creative technology and over a decade of experience leading digital projects for some of Norway’s biggest brands, Daniel has a passion for blending design, code, and narrative into immersive, meaningful experiences. 

Before founding Instorier, Daniel co-led the tech team at TRY, one of Norway’s leading communication agencies, and has since focused on helping organizations communicate complex ideas through interactive storytelling — combining 3D, WebGL, and map-based technologies to make stories both visual and alive. 

At Instorier, he and his team are building tools that empower journalists, marketers, and creators to tell stories that stand out in a noisy digital world.

Karoline Sandnes Bommen

Inventas

Karoline has 15 years of experience as an industrial designer. She has been employed as Lead Designer at Inventas since 2023, and prior to that she has a background from, Equinor; Nordic Office of Architecture, Nordpeis and Montaag in Oslo and California.


Karoline has good experience with interdisciplinary projects where she has collaborated closely with engineers and designers from insight gathering to product detailing. She enjoys synthesizing insights about human needs, technology, context, and safety-technical requirements, and has a particular interest in transforming the insights into physical, materialized concepts.

She works iteratively in interplay between the user and the client, with the ability to move between small details and the strategic bigger picture.

Trym Brox Bjørvik

Six Robotics AS

Trym is a mechanical design engineer with 10+ years experience in the architecture and design of robotic systems across multiple industries, with particular interest in bringing MVPs to life in startup conditions.

Often when customers end up with Trym, it's because they are trying to exceed the typical physical limits of off-the-shelf systems in their field, and need customized solutions to hit their performance targets.

While tech-oriented, he usually ends up involved at a strategic level during the projects, and has picked up quite a few do's and don'ts when it comes to design and industrialization processes in fast paced environments.

Trym is currently working on the physical design and optimization of UAV platforms, while puzzling with custom electric drive trains and way too many inventions in his spare time.


Join us for an inspiring session with field experts and the BTL community!

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