Husqvarna Group Announces Key Management Changes
Changes to Group Management in Husqvarna Group
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Husqvarna Group has appointed Patrik Johnsson as Chief Financial Officer, Lily Guo as Chief Procurement Officer, and Anders Candell as Chief Information Officer. These changes aim to enhance financial performance, procurement strategy, and digital transformation. The new appointments reflect the company's strategic direction towards profitable growth.
- 01Patrik Johnsson will become Chief Financial Officer on September 11, 2026, succeeding Terry Burke.
- 02Lily Guo has been appointed Chief Procurement Officer, a newly created role, effective August 1, 2026.
- 03Anders Candell will take over as Chief Information Officer in early December 2026, succeeding Robert Hafredal.
- 04Johnsson previously served as CFO at Indutrade, while Guo comes from Harman International.
- 05CEO Glen Instone emphasized the importance of these roles in advancing Husqvarna Group's strategic agenda.
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Husqvarna Group has announced significant changes in its Group Management team, effective in the coming months. Patrik Johnsson will take over as Chief Financial Officer on September 11, 2026, succeeding Terry Burke, who is set to leave the position on July 31, 2026. Johnsson brings a wealth of experience from his previous role as CFO at Indutrade and has held senior finance positions at companies like Sandvik and ABB. Lily Guo has been appointed as the Chief Procurement Officer, a newly established role, starting August 1, 2026. Guo has extensive experience in sourcing and purchasing, having served as Senior Vice President at Harman International. Additionally, Anders Candell will become the Chief Information Officer in early December 2026, succeeding Robert Hafredal. Candell has a strong background in enterprise transformation from his tenure at Skanska and other Nordic companies. CEO Glen Instone expressed confidence that these leaders will be crucial in enhancing financial performance, optimizing procurement, and driving digital transformation at Husqvarna Group.
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The management changes are expected to enhance Husqvarna Group's operational efficiency and strategic direction, potentially impacting its market position and financial performance.
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