Yngve Myhre has resigned as President and CEO of Aker Seafoods (Public, OSL:AKS). The change in the CEO’s office is related to a decision by the Board of Directors of Aker Seafoods to explore measures that will streamline and further develop the Group in the areas of harvesting, processing, marketing, sales, and distribution.
Liv Monica B. Stubholt is now the company's Interim President and CEO, who for the last four years, has been secretary of state, first of Foreign Affairs, and from 2007 in Petroleum and Energy with the responsibility of both ministries for the bilateral relationship with Russia.
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