Hacksaw has made a leadership change less than a year after its stock market debut. The Hacksaw CEO change follows a board review of the company’s direction. An interim CEO has stepped in while a permanent replacement is being sought.
- Hacksaw has removed group CEO Christoffer Källberg with immediate effect following a leadership review by the board. The company said the decision is linked to aligning management with its strategic direction. The Hacksaw CEO change comes after a period that included the company’s IPO and financial performance delivery.
- Board member Ana Vrabic Verdir has been appointed interim CEO while a recruitment process is underway. A search firm has been engaged to identify a permanent successor. During this period, she will step away from certain governance roles, including the remuneration committee.
- Chairman Patrick Svensk thanked Källberg for leading the Nasdaq Stockholm listing last year, stating: “I would like to thank Christoffer for successfully having led the company’s IPO.” The company said its overall strategy remains unchanged and operations will continue as normal across the business.
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