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Beatrice Råvik Janzon Appointed CEO of Rescue Intellitech
Bringing extensive experience in international business development and commercial growth.
MALMÖ, SE / ACCESS Newswire / August 21, 2026 / Rescue Intellitech AB is pleased to announce the appointment of Beatrice Råvik Janzon as Chief Executive Officer, effective August 10, 2026.
Beatrice joins Rescue Intellitech at a time of continued international growth. She brings more than 20 years of experience in product management, global business development and commercial strategy from global companies including Thule Group, Sony and Sony Ericsson.
Most recently at Thule Group, Beatrice served as the Category Director where she held full strategic and operational responsibility in one of the company's fastest-growing business areas, helping transform it into a major contributor to the company's continued success. Her experience spans strategic leadership, international markets and building strong customer-focused businesses.
"We are delighted to welcome Beatrice as CEO of Rescue Intellitech," said Stefan Persson, President and CEO of Sandberg Development. "She brings a strong combination of strategic vision, commercial expertise, and international experience. We are confident she will lead Rescue Intellitech through its next phase of growth while strengthening its position within the Sandberg Development Group."
"I am privileged to join Rescue Intellitech, a company defined by such a profound and vital purpose," said Beatrice Råvik Janzon. "Protecting the health and safety of those who protect our communities is a mission that truly resonates with me. I look forward to leading this talented team, scaling our global footprint, and delivering next-generation decontamination solutions to firefighters around the world."
About RESCUE Intellitech
Rescue Intellitech, part of the Sandberg Development Group founded in the 1960s, is a leading provider of cutting-edge solutions for the firefighting and rescue services industry. With a strong focus on firefighter safety, their products aim to eliminate work-related illnesses and improve overall operational efficiency. RESCUE Intellitech's innovative lineup includes the highly acclaimed Solo Rescue® decon washer, renowned for its ability to reduce dangerous carcinogens in firefighters' personal protective equipment. The company is committed to delivering reliable, high-quality solutions that make a lasting impact on the safety and well-being of firefighters worldwide. Other innovative companies in the group include Aimpoint® GAIM, Nordisk Clean Solutions, and Swatab.
Contact:
Kristi Elrod
[email protected]
+1 571 650 2503
SOURCE: Rescue Intellitech
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J.Oliveira--AMWN