sofie runs toward hard things, professionally and literally. weekends are for skiing in winter, trail routes in summer, and as many kilometres running as possible, with heavy barbells at the crossfit box filling the gaps. but her proudest team is at home. saturdays belong to her three-year-old, chasing footballs and tennis balls with unstoppable joy, and sundays belong to the horses. for sofie, that's meditation before a new week begins. adventure isn't escapism. it's training for resilience, perspective, and the kind of leadership that holds steady when things get hard.
at a leading impact fund accelerating the transition to a sustainable food system, backing founders at the intersection of biology, technology and agriculture, sofie led capital formation and it reinforced what she'd long suspected: the most durable returns come from relationships built on trust, not transactions. at redalpine, she brings that same philosophy to capital formation and strategic partnerships.
sofie began her career in management consulting before a year spent on an agricultural project in the us changed her trajectory. proximity to the food system, its scale, its inefficiency, its potential, sparked something she couldn't ignore. back in europe, when no food & agriculture practice existed for the dach region, she was part of building one. later, at an early-stage fund in stockholm, working alongside founders through the zero-to-one phase, she landed on a conviction she hasn't let go of: venture is less about capital and more about belief in the right people.
partnerships that compound
adventure is a practice
from the ground up
adventure seeker
"some find clarity in stillness. i find it out here, moving"
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investment advisory team
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sofie wrede
manager - private wealth solutions
adventure seeker
investment advisory team
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sofie wrede
manager - private wealth solutions
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adventure seeker
adventure seeker
adventure seeker
sofie runs toward hard things, professionally and literally. weekends are for skiing in winter, trail routes in summer, and as many kilometres running as possible, with heavy barbells at the crossfit box filling the gaps. but her proudest team is at home. saturdays belong to her three-year-old, chasing footballs and tennis balls with unstoppable joy, and sundays belong to the horses. for sofie, that's meditation before a new week begins. adventure isn't escapism. it's training for resilience, perspective, and the kind of leadership that holds steady when things get hard.
at a leading impact fund accelerating the transition to a sustainable food system, backing founders at the intersection of biology, technology and agriculture, sofie led capital formation and it reinforced what she'd long suspected: the most durable returns come from relationships built on trust, not transactions. at redalpine, she brings that same philosophy to capital formation and strategic partnerships.
sofie began her career in management consulting before a year spent on an agricultural project in the us changed her trajectory. proximity to the food system, its scale, its inefficiency, its potential, sparked something she couldn't ignore. back in europe, when no food & agriculture practice existed for the dach region, she was part of building one. later, at an early-stage fund in stockholm, working alongside founders through the zero-to-one phase, she landed on a conviction she hasn't let go of: venture is less about capital and more about belief in the right people.
partnerships that compound
adventure is a practice
from the ground up
investment advisory team
+
sofie wrede
manager - private wealth solutions
adventure seeker
investment advisory team
+
sofie wrede
manager - private wealth solutions
+
adventure seeker
adventure seeker
"every system that runs the world, food, health, money, energy, is being rebuilt from scratch by extraordinary people. being the bridge between that capital and that ambition: the stakes have never been higher. neither has the opportunity."
from the ground up
sofie began her career in management consulting before a year spent on an agricultural project in the us changed her trajectory. proximity to the food system, its scale, its inefficiency, its potential, sparked something she couldn't ignore. back in europe, when no food & agriculture practice existed for the dach region, she was part of building one. later, at an early-stage fund in stockholm, working alongside founders through the zero-to-one phase, she landed on a conviction she hasn't let go of: venture is less about capital and more about belief in the right people.
partnerships that compound
at a leading impact fund accelerating the transition to a sustainable food system, backing founders at the intersection of biology, technology and agriculture, sofie led capital formation and it reinforced what she'd long suspected: the most durable returns come from relationships built on trust, not transactions. at redalpine, she brings that same philosophy to capital formation and strategic partnerships.
adventure is a practice
sofie runs toward hard things, professionally and literally. weekends are for skiing in winter, trail routes in summer, and as many kilometres running as possible, with heavy barbells at the crossfit box filling the gaps. but her proudest team is at home. saturdays belong to her three-year-old, chasing footballs and tennis balls with unstoppable joy, and sundays belong to the horses. for sofie, that's meditation before a new week begins. adventure isn't escapism. it's training for resilience, perspective, and the kind of leadership that holds steady when things get hard.