Fast-grower Norrtelje Elektronik broadens management
For the fourth year in a row, Norrtelje Elektronik made SvD's list of Sweden's fastest growing companies. Nevertheless, the goal is to further increase the rate of growth, and after a record-strong interim report, the future looks bright. Norrtelje Elektronik is also the only all-Swedish electronics manufacturer with a strong global focus, and the company can now offer production on three continents. In order to meet the local and global expansion, the management has been strengthened with two experienced people from the electronics industry.
Erik Stenfors has been appointed Deputy CEO. Most recently he worked as CEO of EuroSupply Nordic AB, another fast-growing company in the electronics industry with international contacts. EuroSupply was acquired by Norrtelje Elektronik earlier this year as a step in Norrtelje's globalisation strategy. Erik Stenfors holds a Master of Science in Engineering Physics from KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
"It is important to continuously work on increasing added value and my task is, among other things, to ensure that the major strategic advantages that our globalisation brings benefit our customers. We also have a unique asset in our competent and customer-oriented staff and we will continue to invest in the development of our employees," says Erik Stenfors.
Bengt Emesten has been appointed Head of Global Logistics. In the electronics industry, Bengt Emesten is best known as the founder of the electronics company Qcom AB, a company that was later acquired by the American electronics manufacturer Flextronics International. Bengt Emesten has a solid expertise in Supply Chain Management and enjoys great confidence among customers and in the industry. Bengt Emesten is an engineer specialising in logistics.
"Norrtelje Elektronik has great expertise in logistics and a very well-developed material supply system. I will continue to develop this to absolute world class.", says Bengt Emesten.
Norrtelje Elektronik, located in Norrtälje, has 200 employees and a customer focus on industrial electronics, telecoms and IT.