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Eva Lindell will take office as the new CEO of Norrköpings Hamn AB on November 2.

Eva Lindell Named New CEO of the Port of Norrköping

Eva Lindell will assume the role of CEO of Norrköpings Hamn AB on November 2. Eva most recently served as Head of Logistics and Site Manager at Rusta DC in Norrköping. Eva will lead the organization at a time when the port continues to strengthen its role as one of Sweden’s most important logistics and transportation hubs.

“We are very pleased to welcome Eva as the company’s new CEO. With strong regional and local ties, broad expertise, and experience on the transportation-purchasing side, she has a very good understanding of our customers’ needs. Combined with a clear business acumen and solid leadership experience, she is exceptionally well-suited to lead the company forward,” says Michaela Tinnerholm, Chair of the Board at Norrköpings Hamn AB.

In recent years, the Port of Norrköping has made extensive investments in both infrastructure and capacity. With its strategic location and combination of maritime, rail, and road transport, the port plays a central role in the business community of both the region and Sweden.

– After more than 35 years in logistics, manufacturing, and leadership, I am both proud and humbled by the opportunity to lead the Port of Norrköping. “Through my experience in areas such as logistics, the manufacturing industry, and civil preparedness, I have seen just how crucial efficient flows and strong infrastructure are to the development of the business community,” says Eva Lindell, adding:

– The Port of Norrköping is a strategically important asset for the region, and I look forward to continuing to develop the business, drive growth, and strengthen the port’s role as a driving force for Norrköping and the region, together with our employees, customers, and partners.

The Port of Norrköping, which handles approximately four miljoner ton of cargo per year, is an important part of the Norrköping municipal group.

“I am very pleased to welcome Eva to the municipal group and look forward to working with her. I am convinced that her broad expertise and experience will be a valuable asset both in the development of the port and in strategic management,” says Carl Bartler, City Manager and CEO of Norrköping Rådhus AB.

The Port of Norrköping is a full-service port and one of Sweden’s larger ports, handling a wide range of goods. These primarily include forest products, steel, grain, energy and petroleum products, containers, and project cargo from Swedish industries. The port’s customers and stakeholders include major industrial and commercial companies, shipping lines, transportation companies, and freight forwarders.

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