People & leadership
I coach leaders, build teams, and connect people across silos. Most technology problems turn out to be people problems wearing a costume. I work on both at once.
Technology leader · Founder of BondITTechnology leader · Founder of BondIT · Dad ×2 · Denmark

I started on the shop floor and spent twenty years learning how large organizations really work. My reference for IT architecture has always been Lego: with good bricks and a bit of patience, you can build almost anything.
What I build
I coach leaders, build teams, and connect people across silos. Most technology problems turn out to be people problems wearing a costume. I work on both at once.
Enterprise platforms, integrations, and ERP landscapes, modernized carefully, so they keep being useful when the circumstances around them change.
I'm the founder and CEO of BondIT, an IT consultancy helping mid-size companies, large enterprises, and banks modernize their IT legacy, one solution or brick at a time.
Companies I have started, and keep building.
My journey
Every role was a brick under the next one. Nothing here was skipped. That's rather the point.
2001
I started behind a counter. Frontline work teaches you what good service costs, and what bad systems do to the people who have to use them.
2005
I joined as a trainee and stayed for over two decades. First stop: running a business unit for seven years. People, numbers, and everything in between.
2014
As SMART Coach I built a Lean concept for Q8 and coached department leaders to run it themselves. Change sticks when it's owned, not imposed.
2016
I led the test, pilot, and rollout of a new ERP platform across Danish operations. My first big lesson in how technology, process, and patience fit together.
2018
As Solution Area Manager and later Head of Digital Common Platforms, I was responsible for the ERP landscape and the shared platforms behind Q8 and OKQ8, tearing down legacy bit by bit, and having fun doing it.
2023
I founded BondIT ApS. Twenty-two years inside one company taught me how organizations work; now I also build them.
2024
At Toyota Financial Services Sverige I led the approval and rollout of a new integration platform, then took over as IT Operational Manager. Structure in, legacy out.
2026
Moving into a new role working with enterprise architecture for Toyota across the European and African region. The bricks get bigger; the way of building stays the same.
How I work
01
Complex change goes better when someone in the room isn't in a hurry.
02
Good order isn't bureaucracy. It's what lets people move fast, safely.
03
Good architecture is Lego: standard pieces, endless possibilities, easy to rebuild.
04
Helping others succeed is the most durable thing I build.
05
I ask a lot of questions. Some of them even turn out to be useful.
Where I'm useful
Retiring the old without breaking the business it still runs.
One common foundation instead of five almost-identical ones.
Making systems talk to each other, so people don't have to translate.
From strategy and roadmap to delivery of the whole solution.
Lean thinking and honest conversations, at every level of the organization.
Aligning what gets built with what is actually needed.

Beyond the job title
On years of work trips to India, nobody could pronounce "Bonde", so I became Mr. Bond. When I finally started my own company, the name was already waiting: BondIT. And yes, the holding company is called MI6 Holding. I commit to a joke.
Off the clock I'm a dad of two, family-first, endlessly curious, and usually building something, with real bricks as often as digital ones. There's a note above my desk that says adventure awaits. It keeps being right.
Whether you're leading a change, building a company, or just curious, I'd like to hear about it. No pitch required.