Mats Jansson

Mats Jansson (born 1951, in Kolsva, Sweden) is a Swedish businessperson. He was Chief Executive Officer of SAS Group from 2007 to 2010.[1] [2]

For the Swedish footballer, see Mats Jansson (footballer).

Biography

Jansson was educated in economics and sociology at the Örebro University, before he started a career in ICA, where he held a range of senior positions from 1973 to 1994. He then worked as CEO of Catena until 1999 when he was hired as CEO of Fazer Group. In 2000 he became CEO of Axfood and in 2005 Chairman of the company while changing to CEO of Axel Johnson. He was hired as CEO of SAS Group in 2007. Jansson is married and has three kids, and lives in switzerland.

gollark: I don't think that would work, since you cannot easily separate out the volume of different parts.
gollark: I definitely didn't blatantly make it up.
gollark: At precisely 0.0010723302924253162m³ of volume.
gollark: Memorizing 16 hex digits is totally possible with some work though. You'd probably only need 20 minutes or so at most.
gollark: I'm sure you could do it more subtly with horrible amounts of work.

References
  1. Mats Jansson ny vd i SAS, Affärsvärlden 2006-10-16 (in Swedish)
  2. SAS-chefen Mats Jansson slutar, Svenska Dagbladet 2010-08-10 (in Swedish)
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