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Coor Service Management

Facility ManagementSweden

Coor Service Management AB is a leading full-service facility management provider in the Nordics, headquartered in Solna, Sweden. The company was formed in 1998, initially known as Skanska Services and part of the Skanska construction group.

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Coor Service Management at a glance

Coor Service Management is a facility management company headquartered in Sweden. Xcout tracks 10 named people at Coor Service Management, including Mikael Stöhr (Chairman of the Board).

Industry
Facility Management
Headquarters
Sweden

Coor Service Management leadership

  • Mikael StöhrChairman of the Board
  • Catarina FritzDirector
  • Annelise Arboe SommerMember of the board
  • Glenn EvansMember of the board
  • Heidi SkaaretMember of the board
  • Jens LööwMember of the board

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