Canoe
Design and organisational change consultancy for energy, health and public-sector organisations in Norway
Highlights
- Young companyFounded 2022
- Hiring2 open roles
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-10-28
About Canoe
Canoe is a consultancy that combines digital product design, service design, organisational change and leadership development. Its services include product and service design, change programmes, leadership programmes, team development, courses and workshops, and agile ways of working.
Clients are organisations in energy, healthcare, the public sector, industry and mobility. The website lists projects for Equinor, DNB, Stavanger University Hospital, Kolumbus, Vattenfall and Stepwise, among others. The company sells project-based consulting engagements.
Canoe was founded in 2022 and is headquartered in Stavanger, Norway. The website is published in English and Norwegian. The careers page describes hiring criteria for designers and organisational change practitioners, with a Scandinavian language listed as an advantage.
Product: Consulting services in digital product and service design, organisational change, and leadership and learning programmes.
Public tenders won
1 tender won since 1 Jan 2024 from 1 public buyer in Norway, worth 5.4M NOK as awarded. From EU award notices (TED) that name Canoe by its registry number.
- 27 May 2026 Rogaland fylkeskommune · Management Development Program · 5.4M NOK notice
Jobs at Canoe (2)
Canoe is hiring for 2 roles in design, based in Stavanger.
Service and hybrid designer
Young companyNew on EvolcDirector of Creative Intelligence
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Leadership
- Anders Attramadal · Co-founder and organisational designerSource: company website
- Annie Hjelmervik · Co-founder and service designerSource: company website
- Mats Eikemo · Co-founder and product designerSource: company website
- Morten Mønness · Co-founder and organisational designerSource: company website
- Nick Merrigan · Co-founder and product designerSource: company website
- Trond Dagsland · Co-founder, service designer & CEOSource: company website
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