Professional life
Sverre Johan Rostoft has been appointed as the new Executive Vice President of Technology and Insights at Gjensidige.
Ambassador Johann Rostovt He will be the new Executive Vice President of Technology and Insights at Gjensidige.
He will take office on October 1 at the latest.
Rostov brings 15 years of Telenor experience, having been, among other things, an advisor to the CEO and an associate member of the group’s management. Educated at NTNU and the London School of Economics, he began his career at the consulting firm McKinsey.
Now it comes from a startup sefer, where he was CEO and was Chief Executive Officer. Sayfr develops and sells technological solutions used to improve the culture of safety in companies, especially in the field of freight.
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– There was an extensive recruitment process where nearly 100 candidates were surveyed from all of Scandinavia, and we were in dialogue with about 20 of them. CEO says Johan’s strong ‘people skills’, strategic qualities and technological background were crucial Ger Holmgren in Gjensidige.
He points out that technology is becoming an increasingly important way to ensure good customer experiences and efficient operations.
– I’m really looking forward to starting at Gjensidige. It is a traditional and well-run company that is important to customers and society, and faces technological choices of great strategic importance. There aren’t many tasks more exciting than this, says Johan.
“Web specialist. Lifelong zombie maven. Coffee ninja. Hipster-friendly analyst.”
