EQT Announces New Chairman of the Board for 2026

EQT's founder Conni Jonsson will leave the position as chairman of the board in connection with the annual meeting 2026, the company announces in a press release. He will be succeeded by Jean Eric Salata who is currently chairman of EQT Asia.

EQT was founded in 1994 and Conni Jonsson was CEO for the first 20 years before he moved to the position as chairman of the board.

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