Ericsson Still Plans to Hold In-Person Annual Meeting, but CEO Will Stay Away
Ericsson will “limit the scope and duration” of the annual meeting it still plans to hold in person Tuesday in Stockholm, despite the pandemic, said the company Thursday. No live speeches will be given at the meeting, which will be…
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webcast, it said. “The presentation of proposals will be kept to the minimum,” as will participation of board members and senior management, it said. Chairman Ronnie Leten and CEO Borje Ekholm will take part “via link,” it said. “Attendees, who nonetheless wish to attend in person, will be reminded to avoid close contact with other attendees in the common areas, and to spread out in the meeting hall while seated. Cloakrooms will be closed, and all who attend are requested to bring their outerwear into the meeting hall.”