Former managing director at Forte Advice

Rikke Frelle is joining the digital consultancy Forte Advice, where she will take a seat in the management and hold the title of experience director.

“I am motivated to help create digital products that make a positive difference,” says Rikke Frelle, the new experience director and member of the management at Forte Advice, in a press release. Photo: PR

Rikke Frelle, former managing director and partner at Adapt and Impact Commerce, will be part of the management at the digital consultancy Forte Advice.

The agency states this in a press release.

Rikke Frelle will hold the title of experience director and, according to the announcement, will have a clear focus: “To elevate design and user experiences as strategic tools that create real value – both for the user and for the business.”

And she looks forward to it.

“I am passionate about creating solutions that not only work but also leave a mark and are memorable. At Forte Advice, I get the opportunity to dive deep into design and user experiences while working closely with specialists who make an impact when they are engaged in synergy. I am motivated to help create digital products that make a positive difference,” Rikke Frelle states in the announcement.

400 new colleagues

Forte Advice works with digital product and business development and is a joint venture between the agency Advice and Forte Digital – a Northern European digital consultancy.

And here, Jesper Nørding Pedersen, managing director and partner, is excited to welcome Rikke Frelle to the company’s top management:

“Rikke combines strategic understanding and business insight with strong digital product expertise. She will play a central role in developing how we as a consultancy help our clients design both strong customer experiences and sustainable business models,” he says in the announcement.

And for Rikke Frelle, it is precisely “the close connection to both Forte Digital and Advice and the unique blend of skills that comes with it,” something special, she states, adding:

“I look forward to having over 400 new colleagues spread across Europe from whom I can learn and collaborate. Together, we can hopefully ensure that design is not just aesthetics but a strategic tool in the overall consulting – closely tied to business, people, and impact.”