Concordium Brings 26 Years of Volvo and Geely Finance Leadership Onto Its Board
Who signs when the car pays? For a century the answer was obvious, because a vehicle could no more settle a bill than a kettle could and every transaction that touched it ran through a driver's card, a fleet manager's account or a dealer's ledger. That assumption is now ending in the same decade that software agents are being given wallets, which is why the Concordium Foundation, a Swiss foundation running a blockchain with identity built into the protocol, has appointed a car company's chief executive to its board.
Per Ansgar, chief executive of Geely Sweden Holdings AB, joins a board chaired by founder Lars Seier Christensen alongside Ueli Maurer, professor of cryptography at ETH Zurich, Swiss commercial lawyer Simone Monnerat and digital executive Nibras Stiebar-Bang. He arrives with 26 years at Volvo Cars, including as Deputy CFO and as Chief Financial Officer of Volvo...
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