In March, Enabl, a Danish supplier of automated solutions and engineering services for the wind industry, lost its CEO Søren Kvorning, who moved to Kamstrup.
Since then, Lars Jensen, founder and president of Eltronic Group, which owns Enabl, has served as CEO. But now the company has a permanent solution in place.
Anders Kruse has thus taken over the position of CEO as of August 12. He comes from a position as SVP Senior for Sales at Ahlsell (formerly Sanistål ed.). Enabl states this in a press release.
- I am pleased that Anders can see himself in our Enabl values. Our shared dedication to these core principles, together with our passion for the wind industry and focus on people, sets the stage for a successful partnership, says Lars Jensen, acting CEO and founder of Eltronic Group.
Enabl is committed to being able to profit from the rapid growth of the market for wind industry solutions. Anders Kruse will help to fulfill this potential. It is a task that the newly appointed CEO is looking forward to.
- I am excited to become part of the Enabl team and excited to work closely with each of you to further develop the company. Joining a company with a strong focus on the green transition, a robust product portfolio and highly skilled employees is truly an honor for me, says Anders Kruse about his new position.
Anders Kruse is not the only new hire in the management of Enabl. Dorthe Krøgh has also joined the company as of August 12. She has started in a position as Vice President for Global HR, and brings experience from, among others, Vestas, Lego and most recently as HR Director Nordic at Bostik/LIP Building Materials.
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