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Kim Lindmark (39) er ny salgssjef i Cautus Geo fra 1. mars 2023.
Kim Lindmark (39) is the new Sales Manager at Cautus Geo from 1 March 2023.

Kim Lindmark (39) has been appointed Sales Manager in a newly created position.

27. February 2023

Written by Rino Andersen

Kim Lindmark (39) is strengthening Cautus Geo. He joins the company in a newly created position and is in place as Sales Manager from 1 March 2023.

Kim comes from Danmon Group Norway. There he was responsible for following up key customers on system and technical deliveries.

- "We want to increase sales tenfold in the coming years. It's a strong investment that is motivating and something I couldn't say no to being a part of," says Kim.

- "We are delighted to have Kim on the team. He has solid experience from B2B sales, sales management, business development and project management. He will strengthen our sales and marketing efforts," says COO Atle Gerhardsen.

Geomonitoring

Cautus Geo specialises in geomonitoring. This involves automatic monitoring and alerting of natural hazards, the environment and climate, building and construction, transport and structures.

The company is one of Europe's leading technology companies in automatic monitoring and has developed a wide range of proprietary sensor technology and the Cautus Web data management system.

Aiming for growth

- We're now strengthening the company in sales and marketing and will become more visible," says CEO Odd Sverre Østlie.

One year ago, Equip became an owner of the company that has been monitoring natural hazards such as Åkneset and Mannen for 13 years.

- "Our strategy is all about growth. We will grow organically and through acquisitions," says Østlie.

Automated

Kim comes with solid commercial experience, also with automated monitoring solutions.

- The company has solid expertise, a strong and professional culture and good team spirit. I'm looking forward to being part of that," says Kim, who believes in growth.

- Automatic monitoring saves resources, cuts costs and is smart for the climate," says Kim.