
Founder · Cecilia Weckström
The practice is new. The work is not.

I run Oxime Partners: strategy for consumer brands, built so the company owns it. Marketing is usually the way in. I also write The Tenon, one piece a month.
Twenty-five years of conditions, recorded
- 2001 to 2026The LEGO Group: from near-bankruptcy through the turnaround and the growth that followed.
- 6 functionsLeadership across six functions of the LEGO Group, most built before they could be run.
- 8 yearsIn the UN system before that: watching well-intentioned programmes vanish when funding cycles ended.
- Two lensesProduct design at Central Saint Martins; the TRIUM Executive MBA (HEC Paris, NYU Stern, LSE).
In my words
I joined the LEGO Group in 2001 as it was heading toward bankruptcy and stayed twenty-five years, leading six functions I mostly had to build before I could run them. I was on the hook for the outcome each time. I ran what I built: carried the budgets, beat the targets, and handed over systems that still run today. All those years I was building things a brand owns, and I saw what happened to everything it rented.
The name and the mark.
I named the practice after a piece of chemistry. An oxime is an antidote that does not do the body’s work for it: it restores an enzyme the body already has, so the body can do the work itself.
The mark is an O with a small x raised beside it. The O is clarity, a lens on what is true. The x is what compounds.
Write to me
The shorter route is an email.
The full story, the writing and the speaking live at ceciliaweckstrom.com.
or write to hello@oximepartners.com

