Changes in Ahlstrom-Munksjö’s Executive Management Team

Ahlstrom-Munksjö strengthens long-term strategy development and deepens its innovation and sustainability focus by extending the Group Executive Management Team.

Mikko Lankinen has been appointed Executive Vice President, Corporate Strategy and Development, and a member of the Group Executive Management Team as of October 28 2020. He reports to Hans Sohlström, President and CEO. Mikko is currently Chief Development Officer, Corporate Development. Robin Guillaud has been appointed Executive Vice President, Innovation, Sustainability and Communication, and a member of the Group Executive Management Team as of October 28 2020. He reports to Hans Sohlström, President and CEO. Robin is currently Vice President, Business Development, Filtration & Performance Solutions business area.

As announced in August, Anna Bergquist, Executive Vice President, Strategy, Sustainability and Innovation and a member of the Group Executive Management Team, has decided to leave the company. Anna is on parental leave during her remaining time of employment.

Hans Sohlström, President and CEO of Ahlstrom-Munksjö, welcomes Mikko and Robin to the Group Executive Management Team: “I’m very pleased to have both Mikko and Robin in the Executive Management Team. Mikko brings extensive experience in corporate-wide development and optimization, areas that offer us further opportunities following our recent years of growth and transformation. Robin’s relevant experience in business development and customer interface brings essential perspective to our innovation and sustainability development work.”
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