Prysmian renews its organisational structure
Starting from 1st January, Prysmian adopts a new organisational structure, the aim of which is to enhance decision making and strengthen the cooperation between different regions. As part of this change, the Baltic organisation will move to the Nordic cluster, which includes Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden and Finland. The cluster will be led by Salli Hara-Haikkala.
The Nordic Cluster is part of the European region, which will be led as a whole by Marcello Del Brenna.
According to Massimo Battaini, CEO of Prysmian, the new structure will help the company to operate more efficiently and be even closer to its customers.
"The new structure will simplify our work and allows us to be closer to our customers, better reflecting our geographical reach and supporting the implementation of our business strategy. Our goal is to grow and innovate steadily to maintain and strengthen our leading position in the global market. We also contribute to the development of our people in each region by maintaining and developing our knowledge. By consistently focusing on our customers, we can provide the best service and create value for all stakeholders. Today's appointments confirm the strong potential of Prysmian's management team," Battaini says in summarising the structural changes.
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