Industrifonden names Novax's Slettengren as new CEO
Industrifonden has appointed Anders Slettengren as its new CEO, effective from September 2014, following the departure of Claes de Neergaard.
Slettengren currently holds the role of CEO at Novax, an investment company fully owned by Axel Johnsson. He succeeds Claes de Neergaard, who will be focusing on his own business after nine years with Industrifonden.
Slettengren started his career at Unilever, followed by Microsoft where he held several different specialist and senior roles from 1995 to 2001. He has been with Novax, first as an investment director and then as CEO, since 2006.
Slettengren holds an MBA from Handelshögskolan in Stockholm and has a broad experience of marketing, sales and business development.
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