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Daniel Nordigården

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Core leader of McKinsey’s work in paper and packaging with extensive experience in strategy, operations, sustainability, and private equity

Daniel is a core leader in McKinsey’s global packaging sector.

Daniel serves clients globally, focused exclusively on the paper and packaging industry. He has deep expertise across packaging substrates, end uses, and regions. Daniel is also leading McKinsey’s global work around “Packaging 2030 outlook”, winning in sustainability in packaging, and The Next Normal and COVID-19 impact on the packaging industry. He also regularly speaks at conferences and hosts webinars.

Examples of his work include the following:

  • sustainability transformations and strategy studies across all regions
  • go-to-market studies for new sustainable innovations
  • global growth strategies including new emerging markets and regions
  • multi-year transformations
  • leading a large number of due diligence reviewes across all substrates and all regions

In his spare time, Daniel is a dedicated long-distance runner—a sub three-hour marathoner and achieving Boston Qualifying time—and enjoys spending time outdoors with the family.

Published work

Filling the gap: Boosting supply of recycled materials for packaging,” McKinsey & Company, September 2023

Sustainability in packaging 2023: Inside the minds of global consumers,” McKinsey & Company, August 2023

Sustainability in packaging: US survey insights,” McKinsey & Company, April 2023

The potential impact of reusable packaging,” McKinsey & Company, April 2023

Reusable packaging: Key enablers for scaling,” McKinsey & Company, October 2022

"Sustainability in packaging: Five key levers for significant impact," McKinsey & Company, September 2022

"Navigating regulatory uncertainty in packaging: A new wave of chemical-substance regulations," McKinsey & Company, July 2022

EDUCATION

Linköping University
MSc, industrial engineering and management
PhD, industrial economics