ODSHERRED: On 15 August, Pernille Ingildsen will take over as the new managing director of the crisis-hit utility company Odsherred Forsyning.
- We are incredibly happy to welcome Pernille Ingildsen to Odsherred Forsyning. Her extensive experience and innovative approach to management and project management will be important in our efforts to ensure a stable and sustainable supply for our customers, says Susanne Münster, chairman of the board of Odsherred Forsyning.
- With Pernille at the helm, we expect the company to benefit and benefit from her vast knowledge and experience in water supply and sustainable solutions.
Out of 40 applicants, the choice has ended in Pernille Ingildsen, who comes from a position as head of planning and project in Hillerød Forsyning, and previously from an almost identical position in Kalundborg Forsyning.
She has a master's degree in Environmental Technology at DTU and a Ph.D. in industrial automation at Lund's Tekniska Högskola.
She herself says that she is looking forward to taking over as the new director of Odsherred Forsyning.
- It is with open eyes that I step into a supply which is in crisis. Together, we have an important task in getting through the current crisis as best as possible, so that residents of Odsherred gain confidence in the supply again. The goal is for Odsherred to once again have a well-functioning, sustainable and cost-effective supply, she says.
- There will be three tracks which will run parallel. On the one hand, there is crisis management, and the work of getting back to normal operations after changing management. And then we will work systematically and strategically to restore trust in the supply, she says to Sjælland News.
On 15 August, Pernille Ingildsen replaces Torben Greve, who has been acting managing director of the supply since May.
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