Emma Lindström, incoming Head of Supply Chain & Logistics at ICA. Photo: Björn Dalin

New Head of Logistics for Ica Sverige AB

Effective at the start of the new year, Emma Lindström has been appointed Director of Logistics at ICA Sverige AB and a member of the company’s management team. She succeeds Magnus Stadig, who will become Business Manager for ICA’s Maxi division. Emma is currently head of ICA Sweden’s warehousing operations and will assume her new position on January 1 of next year. Emma Lindström holds a Master of Science in Engineering from Lund University of Technology and has worked at ICA for seven years in a variety of roles, including Head of Replenishment, Director of Warehousing & Distribution, and Director of Warehouse Operations. Before joining ICA, Emma held various leadership roles in logistics at Procter & Gamble.

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