Volvo Names Anna Muller as Head of Penta Business
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By Dominic Chopping
STOCKHOLM--Volvo said has appointed Anna Muller as president of its Volvo Penta business and as a member of its group management.
Muller will replace Helene Mellquist who will leave the Swedish company to become chief operating officer of investment company Latour, it said.
Muller has worked at Volvo since 2014 and currently serves as senior vice president for the Europe North and Central division at Volvo Trucks. She will start in her new position on Dec. 1.
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