Håkan Dahlström new Head of Broadband Services

Håkan Dahlström, aged 46, has been appointed President of business area Broadband Services as of November 1, 2008. He is currently Head of Mobility Services in Sweden, a position he has held since January 2007.

Håkan Dahlström joined Telia in 1998 and has held a number of managerial positions in the group, among others as Head of Corporate Networks & Technology. He has a Master of Engineering from Linköping University in Sweden, as well as a Master of Science in Digital Technology from Heriot Watt University in Scotland.

“Håkan Dahlström has a solid technical background in telecommunications and is a strong leader. In the past year and a half he has done an excellent job within Mobility Services in Sweden and gained valuable market experience. I welcome Håkan Dahlström as a member of the executive management team” says Lars Nyberg, President and CEO.

Håkan Dahlström succeeds Anders Bruse, who will take up a position as Senior Vice President, Programme Office of TeliaSonera, a new unit responsible for running group wide projects. Anders Bruse will continue reporting to Lars Nyberg, President and CEO of TeliaSonera.


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