The new board consists of four people: board professional Fredrik Olsson as chairman, accompanied by accounting consultant Anders Ermén, lawyer Mats Geijer and David Pastrana, who has held CEO and board roles.
The board also decided on Monday that Jacob Laurin will step down as CEO. However, he will retain his role during the notice period, until May 23.
Intellego's shares have been suspended from trading on First North since the then-CEO was arrested last October on suspicion of gross fraud. The suspicions remain.
Nasdaq, the stock exchange operator, has submitted a request for delisting to the disciplinary committee.
A former board member has also been notified of suspicion of a crime.
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