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Gunvor Ulstein resigns as CEO of the Ulstein Group after nearly 22 years in the position, the company writes in a statement.
Gunvor Ulstein resigns as CEO of Ulstein Group. Photographed here in 2013.
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Cathrine Kristiseter Marti is appointed at the same time as Ulstein replaces as of November 2, according to the report.
At the same time, Gunvor Ulstein resigns assuring that he will not hand himself over to the Ulstein Group.
– The fact that I stop being CEO does not reduce my participation in Ulstein Group. Through my positions as chairman of the board of Ulsmo (the majority owner of the Ulstein Group) and a member of the board of directors of various Ulstein companies, I will continue my commitment to ensuring a viable future for the group, Ulstein says in the report.
She emphasizes that the Ulstein Group is a family business and that now, through her other positions, she can focus on longer-term and strategic opportunities for the group.
– Gunvor is a skilled and energetic CEO, and as Chairman of the Board I would like to thank her for her tremendous commitment over many years within the Ulstein Group, and also outside of the company. I look forward to our further collaboration in the development of the Ulstein Group, says President and Brother Tore Ulstein.
