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BENGALURU: The Serbian office of Telenor has named Ingeborg Øfsthus as Chief Executive Officer and Executive Vice President of Telenor Group. She will be part of the executive management team in Telenor Group and will assume her position on March 1, 2016. She will succeed Ove Fredheim who will take on new responsibilities within Telenor.
“I am very pleased to welcome Ingeborg Øfsthus as CEO of Telenor Serbia. Her vast technical background and solid understanding of the Serbian telecom market makes me confident that she will continue to strengthen Telenor's position. Her background from several Telenor markets has given her valuable international experience, an additional asset to Telenor Group's executive management team,” said Sigve Brekke, President and CEO of Telenor Group.
Øfsthus, born in 1968, has served as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in Serbia since September 2012, and since February 2013, also CTO of Telenor Montenegro. She has previously held management positions in Telenor operations in Germany, Thailand and Norway and various positions in Telenor Group since 1998. Ingeborg Øfsthus holds a Master of Science from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).
“I am honored to be appointed CEO of Telenor Serbia. With a strong customer brand and a state of the art network, we are well positioned to further strengthen our role as market leader and preferred provider of mobile services in Serbia. I look forward to working with a team of passionate and competent employees to develop new services that benefit our customers and Serbian society,” said Øfsthus.
“I would like to thank Ove Fredheim for his efforts in developing Telenor as the leading mobile operator in Serbia. Fredheim has also been instrumental in the successful launch of Telenor Banka, the fastest growing bank in the country. As President of the Foreign Investment Council, Ove has shown a commitment to the development of Serbia beyond the telecom industry,” said Brekke.