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Langebæk Appoints Lars Dam Kristensen as New Partner and CFO

The Nordic consulting firm Langebæk has appointed Lars Dam Kristensen as a partner and chief financial officer of the company. The appointment is part of the company’s ongoing development and serves to strengthen the organization and its operational capabilities.

Lars joined Langebæk in 2008 and has played a central role in the company’s professionalization for more than 18 years. His contributions have extended beyond logistics consulting services to include financial management, internal processes, governance, and organizational structures—which constitute a major part of the framework within which Langebæk operates today. As a director, Lars has been responsible for financial management, strategic planning, and internal operations, including budgeting, forecasting, internal controls, risk management, and staff development strategy. This work has been crucial in building scalable and robust internal processes that support Langebæk’s growth.

– Lars has been a key figure in Langebæk’s development for many years. His deep understanding of our business, combined with his ability to translate strategy into solid structures and processes, has been fundamental to the professional foundation we stand on today. “This promotion is both a result of Lars’s long-standing commitment and an expression of the importance we place on strong internal leadership and governance as part of our partnership model,” says Peter Gyldendal, CEO of Langebæk A/S.

The partner group now consists of Peter Gyldendal, Lars Bek Jensen, Christoph Ohly, Anders Bartholin, Peter Landenberg, and Lars Dam Kristensen. The management team also includes Martin Schultz, Rudi Kjeldsen, Morten Badsberg, Peter Lamp Sørensen, Heidi Bergsveen, Anna Olsén, and Magnus Schultz.

Langebæk was founded in 1977 and is a Scandinavian consulting firm specializing in logistics and supply chain management. The company has more than 45 employees at offices in Denmark, Sweden, and Norway, with its headquarters in Allerød, Denmark.

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