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Valmet’s new CEO takes over on 12 August

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Published in issue 24/2024
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Thomas Hinnerskov will assume his new role as President and CEO of Valmet on 12 August. He had been appointed already in February, but the date for the management change had not yet been set. Mr Hinnerskov will succeed Pasi Laine, who has served as Valmet’s CEO for more than ten yea...

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