Founder · Cecilia Weckström
I write about principles, systems and judgement, for leaders navigating their own work and the teams they lead. I run Oxime Partners, an advisory practice that builds the operating models, ways of working and leadership systems that hold after I leave. Marketing is usually the way in.
Twenty-five years of conditions, recorded
The LEGO Group: from near-bankruptcy through the turnaround and the growth that followed.
Seven leadership roles across six functions, most built before they could be run.
In the UN system before that: watching well-intentioned programmes vanish when funding cycles ended.
Product design at Central Saint Martins; the TRIUM Executive MBA (HEC Paris, NYU Stern, LSE). I teach transformation at HEC Paris.
In my words
I joined the LEGO Group in 2001 as it was heading toward bankruptcy and stayed twenty-five years, across seven leadership roles and six functions I mostly had to build before I could run them. I was on the hook for the outcome each time: I carried the budgets, beat the targets, and handed over systems that still run today. Most advice about reinvention comes from people who watched it. Mine does not.
The name is a chemistry reference. An oxime is an antidote that does not act on the body directly: it restores an enzyme the body already has, so the body can do the work itself.
The full story, the writing and the speaking live at ceciliaweckstrom.com.
The longer story is at ceciliaweckstrom.com. The shorter route is an email.