Beijer Ref appoints new CEO
Beijer Ref has appointed Jonas Steen as its new CEO. He succeeds acting CEO and President Joel Davidsson. No start date or further details were given.
Who is the new CEO of Beijer Ref and what does it mean for HVAC suppliers?
Mainly affects HVAC and refrigeration contractors who buy Beijer Ref equipment. A leadership change could shift supply or pricing, but the article gives no sign of any immediate impact.
Key takeaways
- Jonas Steen has been appointed CEO of Beijer Ref.
- He succeeds acting CEO and President Joel Davidsson.
- The article gives no details on timing, strategy or business changes.
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