Saab Appoints New Head Of Business Area Surveillance
Saab has appointed Anders Carp to take up the position as new head of business area Surveillance from January 2017.
Business area Surveillance provides efficient solutions for surveillance, safety and security, decision support and products for threat detection and protection, the company announced Tuesday.
The portfolio covers for example airborne, ground-based and naval radars, electronic warfare, combat systems and C4I solutions as well as traffic management systems.
Carp also becomes a member of Group Management. Meanwhile, current head of the business area, Micael Johansson, will at the same time, as previously communicated, take up the position as Deputy CEO and Executive Vice President.
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