Telenor makes big changes in konsernstrukturen and management, according to a message.
Nine directors go out of executive committee, but continues as managing directors for its markets, the type of Telenor.
Those who go out of management Gunnar Sellæg, Patrik Hofbauer, Jesper Hansen, Ingeborg Øfsthus, Michael Foley, Albern Murty, Irfan Wahab Khan, Sharad Mehrotra and Lars Erik Tellmann.
the group Management will be reduced to 12 directors.
Collected in four clusters
the Group’s operational entities are now collected in the four clusters, type Telenor in a message:
● Scandinavia
● Central and Eastern Europe
● Asia – emerging markets
● Asia – mature markets.
Each cluster will be led by an executive vice president.
– Telenor must do as the foreign oil companies do in Norway
the Goal of the reorganization is that Telenor is going to become a more integrated global company and implement the company’s digital strategy.
To E24 says ms. Glenn Mandelid that there has been a process in which Telenor has gone from companies that had strong local self-government, and had a strategy where the company has had all selskapsledere as part of the executive management team.
The next natural step is to further develop the company and strengthen the pressure on the global, he says.
Back in 2015 was all 13 the mobile companies represented in the lead after a reorganization.
– you Took water over your head when you took all selskapsledere in corporate management in 2015?
It was done because it was important at that time for the company and the senior management, to have a holistic strategy. Now we’ll get a more integrated global organization, ” says Mandelid.
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the Changes that are made now will take effect 1. march.
– With the changes which we announce today, we take a new step in the direction of becoming a more global company that is better able to exploit economies of scale and strengthen innovasjonskraften, ” says president and ceo Sigve Brekke in the message.
the Company sets including up a separate entity to consolidate the company’s development and operation of networks, computer platforms, and infrastructure.
Sigve Brekke remains president and ceo, and Jørgen C. Arentz Rostrup will remain the chief financial officer in Telenor.
Sigve break off new evp for product and kundeinteraksjon is taken straight back from the arch-rival Telia.
Svein Henning Kirkeng has in fact terminated his position as marketing director in Telia Norway that he began in 1. June of last year. He is now unattached from the tasks and will begin at Telenor when quarantine his is over. His job has innebåret that he has had primary responsibility for all Telias brands in the residential market, which, in addition to Telia includes OneCall, MyCall and Chess.
Kirkeng has over 20 years of experience from the telecom and IT industry. Before Telia, he worked in Telenor as a vice president for Business & Analytics device. From 2007 to 2012 he was head of residential market at Telenor Norway.
I have got on very well in Telia Norway, but I’ve simply got an offer I could not say no to. It gives me a unique opportunity to work internationally with one of Norway’s strongest brands, ” says the newly appointed Telenor-the director, in a statement.
– Svein Henning has done a good job in the time he has been with us, and I understand that he has chosen to say yes to an exciting position. We would of course wish that he could become longer with us, but we should be proud that our people are attractive to other actors in the industry. I wish him good luck for the future, ” says Norgessjef and executive vice president of Telia, Abraham Foss, in a statement.
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Telia sets now Ove-Mathias in as acting marketing director until further notice. He will continue to have responsibility for kundekanaler.
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the Rest of the management looks like this
● Jon Erik Haug, HR director
● Wenche Agerup, executive vice president with responsibility for Corporate Affairs
● Jon Gravråk, executive vice president with responsibility for the Digital Businesses
● Morten Karlsen Sørby, executive vice president with responsibility for the Transformation
● Sven Henning Kirkeng, executive vice president with responsibility for the Products and the Customer Interaction
● Ruza Sabanovic, senior vice president with responsibility for Services and Operations
● Petter-Børre Furberg, executive vice president with responsibility for Asia – emerging markets
● Lars-Åke Norling, executive vice president with responsibility for the Asia – mature markets
● Alexandra Reich, executive vice president with responsibility for Central – and Eastern-Europe
● Berit Svendsen, executive vice president with responsibility for Scandinavia
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