Cooperation accross borders
Arctic Turn (Murmansk) and Ramsalt Lab, in cooperation with NRK filmmaker Trine Hamran, have produced the web documentary site, borderstories.no. “Media daily reports on the new optimism in the north, an optimism caused by the great resources of the region. I believe it is important we remind each other that the greatest resources of the north is the people living here, says Hamran. “
Martin Lund and Yngve Bergheim from Ramsalt got selected to the Young Innovative Entrepreneurs program in 2012. YIE is a business development project that will make it more attractive for entrepreneurs to stay and do business as well as initiate projects in the Barents region.
The project aims to develop a support system for implement innovative business ideas by young innovative entrepreneurs in the Barents region, facilitating cross-border cooperation. 20 entrepreneurs are selected from Sweeden, Finland, Russia and Norway.
Ramsalt and Arctic Turn are now working on new projects together.
Latest news
Ramsalt’s Client Resource Manager, Nina Holzapfel, will speak at DrupalCon 2025 about how to manage scope creep and keep projects on track. With years of experience leading Drupal projects and keeping clients happy, she shares practical insights for teams who want smoother delivery and stronger results. In this interview, Nina explains why this topic matters and what attendees can expect from her session.
DrupalCon Vienna 2025 is almost here. Ramsalt Labs is ready to join the global Drupal community to share insights, contribute, and connect. This event is a chance for us to strengthen Drupal, learn from peers, and meet face to face with clients, partners, and colleagues.
Ramsalt Lab, one of Northern Europe’s leading web development agencies, is pleased to announce a new phase of growth with strategic changes to its leadership team.
Ramsalt is a people-first, remote-first agency built on Scandinavian values of openness, responsibility, and trust. We work with mission-driven clients — from NGOs to universities and publishers — and care about clean code, real collaboration, and a sustainable way of working.
