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Home›Marine Energy›Edlund remains Minesto’s CEO
Marine Energy

May 20, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Edlund remains Minesto’s CEO

Minesto has formally appointed Martin Edlund as the company’s CEO.

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Minesto has formally appointed Martin Edlund as the company’s CEO.

Edlund took over as acting CEO of Minesto in February this year, when Anders Jansson left his position.

Over the past six years, Edlund has served as Chairman of the Board with an operational role in the company, focusing on business development and partnerships.

A recruitment process has been ongoing since February in order to identify a suitable successor.

Bengt Adolfsson , Chairman of Minesto, said: “Martin holds an ideal combination of technical expertise, industry knowledge and experience in business development. We are convinced that Martin Edlund is the right person to lead Minesto on the journey towards becoming a world leader in ocean energy.”

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