Board <strong>of</strong> directorsStuart E. Graham Johan Karlström Fredrik Lundberg Sverker Martin-Löf Sir Adrian MontaguePosition Chairman Board member Board member Board member Board memberBorn United States, 1946 Sweden, 1957 Sweden, 1951 Sweden, 1943 United Kingdom, 1948Elected 2009 2008 2011 2001 2007Shareholdingin <strong>Skanska</strong>OtherBoardassignmentsEducation96,685 B shares <strong>of</strong> which18,529 as part <strong>of</strong> SEOP 1 207,645 B shares <strong>of</strong> which55,241 as part <strong>of</strong> SEOP 1 8,050,000 B shares in L ELundbergföretagen AB (publ)6,032,000 A shares in L ELundbergföretagen AB (publ)1,000,000 B shares via privatelyowned enterprise,5,376 A shares privately− Industrivärden AB,Board member− PPL Corporation,Board member− Harsco Corporation,Board member− Bachelor <strong>of</strong> Science inEconomics, USA− Honorary Doctorate, CzechTechnical University− Sandvik AB, Board member− Stockholm Chamber <strong>of</strong>Commerce, Board member− M.Sc. Engineering, RoyalInstitute <strong>of</strong> Technology,Stockholm− Advanced ManagementProgram, Harvard,Boston MA, USA− Holmen AB, Chairman− Hufvudstaden, Chairman− Svenska Handelsbanken,Vice Chairman− AB Industrivärden,Board member− L E Lundbergföretagen AB,Board member− Sandvik AB, Board member− M.Sc. Engineering, RoyalInstitute <strong>of</strong> Technology,Stockholm− MBA, StockholmSchool <strong>of</strong> Economics− Dr. (Econ.) h.c., StockholmSchool <strong>of</strong> Economics− Dr. (Eng.) h.c., LinköpingUniversity8,000 B shares 0 shares− Svenska Cellulosa AktiebolagetSCA, Chairman− AB Industrivärden,Chairman− SSAB Svenskt Stål AB,Chairman− TelefonaktiebolagetLM Ericsson,Vice Chairman− SvenskaHandelsbanken AB,Board member− M.Sc. Engineering,Royal Institute <strong>of</strong>Technology, Stockholm− Doctor <strong>of</strong> Technology,Royal Institute <strong>of</strong>Technology, Stockholm− Ph.D. h.c., Mid-SwedenUniversity, Sundsvall− 3i Group plc, Chairman− Anglian Water GroupLimited, Chairman− Aviva plc., Board member− CellMark Holdings AB,Chairman− Green Investment Bank,Vice Chairman and Seniorindependent Director− Law Society QualifyingExam Part II− MA Law, Trinity Hall,CambridgeWorkexperience− President, SordoniConstruction Company,USA− President, Sordoni<strong>Skanska</strong>, USA− President, <strong>Skanska</strong> USA Civil− President, <strong>Skanska</strong> (USA)Inc., USA− Executive Vice President,<strong>Skanska</strong> AB− President and CEO,<strong>Skanska</strong> AB (2002—2008)− Regional Manager,<strong>Skanska</strong> Norrland− President and CEO, BPA(now Bravida)− Executive Vice President,<strong>Skanska</strong> AB responsiblefor Nordic constructionoperations− Executive Vice President,<strong>Skanska</strong> AB responsible forU.S. construction operations− President and CEO,<strong>Skanska</strong> AB− President and CEO,L E Lundbergföretagen− Swedish Pulp and PaperResearch Institute− President, MoDo Chemetics− Technical Director, Mo ochDomsjö AB− President, SundsDefibrator AB− President, SvenskaCellulosa Aktiebolaget SCA− Head <strong>of</strong> Projects Group,Linklaters & Paines,Solicitors− Co-head, Global ProjectFinance, DresdnerKleinwort Benson− Chief Executive, HMTreasury Taskforce− Senior InternationalAdviser, Société Générale− Deputy Chairman,Network Rail− Chairman, FriendsProvident plc− Chairman, British EnergyGroup plcDependencyrelationshipin accordancewith Code <strong>of</strong>CorporateGovernance− Dependent in relation tocompany and companymanagement− Dependent in relation tomajor shareholders− Dependent in relation tocompany and companymanagement− Independent in relationto major shareholders− Independent in relationto company and companymanagement− Dependent in relation tomajor shareholders− Independent in relationto company and companymanagement− Dependent in relation tomajor shareholders− Independent in relation tocompany and companymanagement− Independent in relation tomajor shareholders172 Board <strong>of</strong> Directors <strong>Skanska</strong> <strong>Review</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>2012</strong> – <strong>EUR</strong> version
Richard HörstedtHelsingborg, born 1963Swedish Building Workers’Union, appointed 2007,Deputy Board memberLars Pettersson Josephine Rydberg-Dumont Charlotte Strömberg Matti SundbergBoard member Board member Board member Board memberSweden, 1954 Sweden, 1955 Sweden, 1959 Sweden, 19422006 2010 2010 20072,000 B shares 3,000 B shares 4,800 B shares 10,000 B sharesShareholding in <strong>Skanska</strong>0 sharesInge JohanssonHuddinge, born 1951Swedish BuildingWorkers’ Union,appointed 1999Shareholding in <strong>Skanska</strong>583 B shares <strong>of</strong> which 453 aspart <strong>of</strong> SEOP 1− LE Lundbergsföretagen AB,Board Member− PMC Group AB,Board member− Uppsala University,Board member− Åhlens AB, Board Member− Fourth Swedish NationalPension Fund,Board member− Intrum Justitia AB,Board member− Boomerang AB,Board member− Castellum AB, Chairman− Swedbank AB,Board member− Boliden AB, Board member− SSAB Svenskt Stål AB,Board Board member− Grängesberg Iron AB,Board member− Chempolis Oy, Chairman− Finnish Fair Foundation,Vice Chairman− Finnish Ski Association,Chairman− FIS, Board memberGerardo VergaraSträngnäs, born 1963IF Metall, appointed <strong>2012</strong>Deputy Board memberShareholding in <strong>Skanska</strong>112 B shares <strong>of</strong> which 108 aspart <strong>of</strong> SEOP 1Roger KarlströmHärnösand, born 1949SEKO, appointed 2008− CM.Sc. Engineering Physics,Uppsala University− Ph.D. h.c., Uppsala University− BA, Gothenburg School<strong>of</strong> Economics− MBA, University <strong>of</strong>San Francisco− MBA, Stockholm School<strong>of</strong> Economics− Mining Counselor− EM.Sc. (Econ.), ÅboAkademi University,Finland− D.Sc. (Econ.) h.c.,University <strong>of</strong> Vaasa, Finland− Ph.D. h.c., University<strong>of</strong> Jyväskylä, FinlandShareholding in <strong>Skanska</strong>1,097 B shares <strong>of</strong> which953 as part <strong>of</strong> SEOP 1Anders FogelbergTjörn, born 1951Ledarna, appointed 2011− President, AB SandvikCoromant− President, Sandvik Tooling− President, SandvikMaterials Technology− President, Sandvik AB− Sales Manager,IKEA US West− President, IKEA CatalogueServices− President, IKEA <strong>of</strong>Sweden AB− Senior Project and AccountManager, Alfred Berg, ABNAMRO, Stockholm− Head <strong>of</strong> InvestmentBanking,Carnegie Investment Bank− President, Jones LangLaSalle Norden− Regional Director, Scania− CEO, Metso (Valmet-Rauma Corporation)Shareholding in <strong>Skanska</strong>512 B sharesThomas LarssonTäby, born 1969Unionen, appointed 2011Deputy Board member− Independent in relationto company and companymanagement− Dependent in relation tomajor shareholders− Independent in relation tocompany and companymanagement− Independent in relation tomajor shareholders− Independent in relationto company and companymanagement− Independent in relation tomajor shareholders− Independent in relationto company and companymanagement− Independent in relation tomajor shareholders1 See Note 37 “Remuneration to senior executives and Board members”Shareholding in <strong>Skanska</strong>0 sharesAuditorKPMG ABAuditor in charge since 2009:George Pettersson, Stockholm,born 1964, Authorized Public Accountant.<strong>Skanska</strong> <strong>Review</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>2012</strong> – <strong>EUR</strong> version Board <strong>of</strong> Directors 173
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