New EVP for Kvaerner

OE Staff
Friday, January 13, 2017

Sturla Magnus has been appointed new executive vice president (EVP) for Structural Solutions and responsible for Kvaerner's yard at Verdal.

He will start in his new position 1 April 2017 at the latest. Previous EVP of Structural Solutions, Sverre Myklebust stepped down as EVP for Structural Solutions at year end 2016. Ole Petter Bjartnes will be interim responsible for the product area until Magnus takes up the position.

Magnus (45) is Norwegian and holds a MSc in Civil Engineering from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences. He comes from the position as regional business stream director in Skanska Norway.

From 2011 to 2014, Magnus was project director and branch manager for the Kashagan hook-up project responsible for all Kvaerner activities and personnel in Kazakhstan.

Magnus has almost 20 years of experience from large construction projects and corporate management in the international oil and gas and civil construction industry in Skanska, Aker Solutions, Kvaerner, Aker Marine Contractors and AF Gruppen.

"Sturla Magnus' extensive experience from the industry and Kvaerner/Aker Solutions, as well as his hands-on management style makes him a perfect fit for our team. I look forward to getting him on board as part of our management team, says Jan Arve Haugan, president and CEO.

"I'm looking forward to come back to Kvaerner and together with the local team continue the positive development of Structural Solutions and the yard at Verdal," says Magnus.

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