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Pekka Lundmark b. 1963 With almost 20 years as a Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Pekka has accrued deep expertise in the telecommunications, technology, energy, machinery, and finance sectors, all of which are central to the transition into the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Pekka Lundmark (born 9 December 1963) is a Finnish business executive, and the President and CEO of Nokia. Previously, he was CEO of Fortum, a Finnish state-owned energy company, from 2015 to July 2020.
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2 Mac 2020 · Lundmark is currently President and CEO of Fortum, a leading energy company based in Espoo, Finland, where he consistently delivered robust total shareholder returns, successfully renewed the company’s strategy, and positioned it to be a strong player in the transforming global energy sector.
26 Feb 2023 · This is Nokia–CEO Pekka Lundmark talks about Nokia’s pioneering ‘networks that sense, think and act’, helped by our brand. Discover Pekka's view here.
10 Jun 2024 · Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark made a phone call using a new technology called "immersive audio and video" that improves the quality of a call with three-dimensional sound, making interactions more...
24 Ogo 2020 · New chief executive Pekka Lundmark, who took over this month, and new chair Sari Baldauf last worked together at the Finnish group in 2000 in its networks business. Then it was riding high as a...
29 Okt 2020 · Pekka Lundmark, in charge since August, said Nokia would invest “whatever it takes to win in 5G”, the new generation of mobile networks where the Finnish group has slipped behind China’s Huawei...
Pekka Ilmari Lundmark (s. 9. joulukuuta 1963 Espoo) on suomalainen yritysjohtaja. Hän on toiminut Nokian toimitusjohtajana vuodesta 2020. Lundmark oli Fortumin toimitusjohtaja vuosina 2015–2020.
10 Jun 2024 · STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark made a phone call using a new technology called "immersive audio and video" that improves the quality of a call with three-dimensional sound, making interactions more lifelike, the company said on Monday.
