Ulrika Kolsrud Wins Ruter Dam Award for 2023

Ulrika Kolsrud took office on June 1.

"I am very happy and honored to be appointed Årets Ruter Dam and hope that my experiences contribute to more women taking leading roles in the business community", she says in a press release.

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