Norway's CEO of Sedwick, Sivertsen, Takes on Additional Role as CEO of Sedgwick Sweden
Sedgwick, a leading risk and claims administration provider, has announced some significant changes in its leadership team. One of the most notable appointments is the return of Dan Sivertsen, who has been appointed as the CEO of both Sedgwick Norway and Sedgwick Sweden.
Sivertsen rejoined Sedgwick in 2019, bringing with him over two decades of experience in the insurance and risk management industry. His extensive background and proven leadership skills have made him a valuable asset to the company.
In his new role, Sivertsen will be taking over from Jonas Wistrand, who previously held the position of CEO of Sedgwick Sweden. The effective date for Sivertsen's new role in both Norway and Sweden is set for September 20.
Sivertsen's appointment as the CEO of Sedgwick Norway marks his return to the company after a brief absence. He previously held key positions within the organisation, contributing to its growth and success in various capacities.
Sedgwick operates in 80 countries worldwide, providing a wide range of risk and claims management solutions to businesses across multiple industries. With Sivertsen at the helm, Sedgwick is poised to continue its growth and expansion in Norway and Sweden.
As the new CEO of both Sedgwick Norway and Sedgwick Sweden, Sivertsen is ready to lead the teams in these countries towards even greater heights. His experience and passion for the industry make him well-equipped to drive the company's success in these markets.
In conclusion, the appointment of Dan Sivertsen as the CEO of Sedgwick Norway and Sedgwick Sweden is a significant move for the company. With his extensive experience and proven leadership skills, Sivertsen is poised to lead the teams in these countries towards even greater success. As Sedgwick continues to expand its operations globally, the company is confident that Sivertsen will play a crucial role in its growth and success in Norway and Sweden.
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