Dtac CEO Norling to leave Telenor group

News Wireless Thailand 14 MAR 2018
Dtac CEO Norling to leave Telenor group

Telenor's Thai subsidiary Total Access Communication (Dtac) announced that its CEO Lars-Ake Norling has decided to leave the company to pursue new opportunities. Dtac has already started the process of appointing a new CEO. Norling will remain in his current role until 1 September, or until a successor has been appointed. Effective immediately, Norling will also step down from Telenor Group Executive Management, including his role as Cluster Head for Developed Asia.

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