The nanotech company JonDeTech has appointed Erik Mossakowski, most recently Finance Director of Ericsson Market Area Southeast Asia, Oceania & India (MOAI), as CFO. Erik will be a member of the management team and he will take up the position on November 1, 2019.
As JonDeTech increases its market focus, with a special emphasis on China and the Asian markets, the company needs to gradually strengthen its organization to support this development.
– We are pleased to welcome Erik Mossakowski as CFO of JonDeTech. Erik has extensive experience from international operations, with a strong focus on the Asian markets. He will play a key role in the implementation of our strategic business and customer partnerships, conduct business negotiations and develop, among other things, our business and pricing models, says Per Lindeberg, CEO JonDeTech.
Erik is 40 years old and has an international and business background in finance at Ericsson since 2006. It has included roles such as VP Finance, GCU America Movil in Mexico City, VP Finance, Ericsson Singapore & Brunei in Singapore, and Senior Financial Advisor, Asia Pacific in Kuala Lumpur. Erik holds an M.Sc degree in Industrial Engineering & Business Management from the Royal Institute of Technology, as well as an M.Sc. degree in International Business and Economics from Stockholm School of Economics.
– I am looking forward to taking up my new position at JonDeTech and being part of the exciting process, the company is moving in to. From Ericsson, I bring experiences that I think will be valuable to JonDeTech, both when it comes to understanding the technological ecosystems as well as how business processes are done in Asia, says Erik Mossakowski, incoming CFO JonDeTech.
Erik Mossakowski succeeds Anders Stensson, who since December 2018 has been an interim finance consultant in the company. Erik will take up his position on November 1, 2019, and Anders will be available during a transitional phase until the end of the year.
– I would like to thank Anders for a very well-executed assignment, especially in terms of both securing important internal structures as well as lifting internal financial accounting, says Per Lindeberg.
