News · 29 Jun 2026

Lukins Labs Joins Prins Daniels Fellowship Event in Uppsala

TL;DR: Kaspars Lukins, CEO of Lukins Labs, was personally invited by IVA and Prins Daniels Fellowship to an entrepreneurial gathering at Uppsala Castle.

In May, Kaspars Lukins, CEO of Lukins Labs, received a personal invitation from the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA) and Prins Daniels Fellowship to attend an entrepreneurial gathering at Uppsala Castle. That invitation, more than anything that happened on the day itself, is the headline here — recognition from two of Sweden's most established institutions in engineering and entrepreneurship, extended to a company still very much in the middle of building.

The afternoon itself was structured around round-table discussions, bringing together founders, startup incubators, students, and school representatives to talk about company-building and the road ahead. Kaspars didn't get a moment on stage with Prince Daniel — the Prince spent the day moderating conversations with entrepreneurs Martina Klingvall (Telness Tech), Ashkan Pouya (Systematic Growth), Elin Cartwright (Abstract), and Malcolm Barnekow (Jockey) — but that wasn't really the point. The value was in the room itself: hours spent talking with people building startup incubators, founders solving genuinely hard problems, and operators who'd clearly thought hard about what comes next for their own companies.

Why It Matters for Lukins Labs

Being invited to sit at that table is its own kind of signal. Prins Daniels Fellowship has spent over a decade strengthening entrepreneurship in Sweden, and IVA has long been one of the country's most respected voices on engineering and competitiveness. For Lukins Labs to be recognized by both — invited not as an observer but as part of the conversation — says something about where the company is heading: positioning itself as a Swedish growth partner across marketing, tech, and AI.