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Ragn-Sells appoints Madeleine Ljunggren as group CEO

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Madeleine Ljunggren
Madeleine Ljunggren will formerly take up her new role as CEO of Ragn-Sells on 1 July, the group announced on Thursday.

Swedish waste management and recycling company Ragn-Sells has appointed Madeleine Ljunggren as its new group CEO, effective 1 July. She has served as acting group CEO since 1 March following the retirement of Lars Lindén at the end of February.

Ms Ljunggren previously served as chief executive of Ragn-Sells Treatment & Detox and was the group's chief financial officer for many years. She has worked for the family-owned company for almost two decades....

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