Tilgin
Executives
5Tilgin Management Team
5 Team Members
Tilgin has 5 executives. Tilgin's former Chief Executive Officer is Jan Werne.
Name | Work History | Title | Status |
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Jan Werne | Accessbolaget, BT Wholesale, Carrus, Utfors, and Bay Networks | Chief Executive Officer | Former |
Name | Jan Werne | ||||
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Work History | Accessbolaget, BT Wholesale, Carrus, Utfors, and Bay Networks | ||||
Title | Chief Executive Officer | ||||
Status | Former |
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