Editing Timbro (section)

==People==

=== People currently working at Timbro ===
* Andreas Johansson Heinö, Publisher.
* Fredrik Kopsch, Director of the Program on Economics.
* Albin Zettervall, Director of the Program on Labor Policy.
* Carl Albinsson, Director of the Program on European Policy.
* Catarina Kärkkäinen, Director of the Program on Ideology
* Lovisa Lanryd, project manager.

=== Chief executive officers ===
Chief executive officers of Timbro have been:
* Sture Eskilsson, (1978–1981)
* [[Mats Svegfors]], (1981–1982)
* Kjell-Erik Sellin (1983–1988)
* [[Mats Johansson (politician)|Mats Johansson]], (1988–1995)
* [[:sv:Odd Eiken|Odd Eiken]], (1995)
* [[:sv:P.J. Anders Linder|P.J. Anders Linder]], (1996–2000)
* [[:sv:Mattias Bengtsson|Mattias Bengtsson]], (2000–2004)
* [[Cecilia Stegö Chilò]], (2005–2006)
* [[:sv:Maria Rankka|Maria Rankka]], (2006–2010)
* [[:sv:Markus Uvell|Markus Uvell]], (2010–2014)
* [[:sv:Karin Svanborg-Sjövall|Karin Svanborg-Sjövall]], (2014–2020)
* [[Benjamin Dousa]], (2020–2023)
* [[P.M. Nilsson]], (2023–)<ref>{{cite web |title=Medarbetare |url=https://timbro.se/person/pm-nilsson/?prev=/om-oss/medarbetare/ |website=Timbro.se}}</ref>

Several former Timbro employees are today active in business, politics or as participants in the public debate, among these are Johan Norberg, Johnny Munkhammar, Eva Cooper, Thomas Idergard, Fredrik Segerfeldt, Mattias Svensson. Other notable former Timbro employees are Gunnar Hökmark, today Member of the European parliament, and [[Ulf Kristersson]], the current chairman of the Moderate Party and Prime Minister of Sweden.