Camilla Öberg new chief financial officer at Cybercom


Cybercom has announced Camilla Öberg as its new group chief financial officer
from 1 June. Camilla was previously CFO at Logica Sweden.
”I am pleased to be able to welcome Camilla Öberg to Cybercom. With her
extensive experience of senior financial positions in international IT
consulting, she will be a highly valuable addition to Cybercom’s management
team,” says Niklas Flyborg, president and CEO.

Camilla Öberg was born in 1964
and has an MBA from the Stockholm School of Economics, from where she graduated
in 1987. During the period 1998–2011, she worked at the WM-data group, which
became part of Logica in 2006. In 2007 she was appointed CFO of Logica Sweden.
Prior to this, her roles included business controller and head of IR and group
treasury within the group. She has also held various financial roles at
companies including SEB, Lexicon and the Swegro group.

She is currently a
board member at Rusforest AB, listed on NASDAQ OMX First North, where she is
active on the audit committee. Camilla Öberg will take up her position as group
CFO at Cybercom Group on 1 June 2012.

For additional information, please
contact:
Niklas Flyborg, president and CEO, Cybercom
Group                                  +46 8 578 646 00
Kristina Cato,
communications and IR director, Cybercom Group                  +46 708 64 47
02 

About Cybercom
Cybercom Group is a turn-key solution provider, offering
end-to-end solutions in security, Internet services, connected devices and
telecom management. As an established turn-key solution provider, through its
extensive industry and operations experience, Cybercom delivers to customers in
telecom, industry, automotive, media, retail, banking and finance and public
sector, around the world. The group employs 1,600 people and runs projects
worldwide. Cybercom has offices in nine countries. Cybercom was launched in
1995, and its share has been quoted on the NASDAQ OMX Nordic Exchange since
1999. Find out more at www.cybercom.com.

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