Huhtamaki Appoints Fredrik Davidsson as Executive Vice President, Digital and Process Performance
November 24, 2021 at 02:00 am EST
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Huhtamaki appointed Fredrik Davidsson as Executive Vice President, Digital and Process Performance. Fredrik Davidsson has been appointed as Executive Vice President, Digital and Process Performance and a member of the Global Executive Team at Huhtamaki as of June 1, 2022 at the latest. He will report to President and CEO Charles H?aulm? and will be based in Espoo, Finland. Fredrik joins Huhtamaki from Tetra Pak where his latest position has been Vice President Services, Europe & Central Asia. Prior to this he has worked in various leadership roles driving large-scope R&D programs and key change management programs, as well as large European services businesses. Prior to his career at Tetra Pak, Fredrik worked at Sony Ericsson and at the Swedish Armed Forces. Antti Valtokari, currently Executive Vice President, IT and Process Performance, will assume the role of Senior Vice President, Operating Model and Systems, reporting to Fredrik Davidsson. In this role, Antti will focus on leading the modernization of Huhtamaki?s operating model and core systems, including ERP. Antti will continue as a member of the Global Executive Team as acting Head of Digital and Process Performance until Fredrik Davidsson joins Huhtamaki.
Huhtamaki Oyj specializes in developing, manufacturing and marketing paper, cardboard and plastic packaging. Net sales break down by market as follows:
- outside catering (59.7%): disposable packaging and tableware for the fast-food professionals and vending machine. Net sales break down by geographic area between North America (58.5%) and Europe/Asia/Oceania (41.5%);
- food processing industry and consumer goods (40.3%): flexible packaging, films, molded fiber packaging, etc. for the packaging of food, cosmetics, household products, etc.
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: Finland (1.8%), the United States (34.9%), Germany (10.5%), the United Kingdom (7.8%), India (6.3%), Turkey (4.2%), Australia (4.2%) , Thailand (3.8%), Poland (3%), South Africa (2.8%), Czech Republic (2.5%), and other (18.2%).
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