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TeliaSonera moves business head Rehman from Norway to Sweden

byCustoms Today Report
08/09/2015
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OSLO: TeliaSonera said that Charlotta Rehman moved from her role as head of business development and wholesale at Telia Norway to the post of head of Telia Enterprise Sweden. It said Rehman has a long background at Telia in Sweden and a solid understanding of its business.

She has held several leading positions within B2B, marketing, sales and business development. Rehman had been with Telia’s Norwegian business since 2011 and was acting CEO and responsible for the successful merger of TeliaSonera with Tele2 Norway.

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