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Johan Wibergh
Executive Vice President, head of Business Unit Networks
Johan Wibergh has been head of Business Unit Networks at Ericsson since July 2008. In addition, Wibergh was appointed Executive Vice President as of January 1, 2010.
During the huge expansion of the mobile broadband market, Wibergh and his team have led dramatic growth in Ericsson's networks business and launched Ericsson's groundbreaking multi-standard radio base station, the RBS6000.
Wibergh’s extensive experience within Ericsson has taken him to Brazil, USA, and in leadership positions in Sweden. During his career, he has been President of Ericsson Brazil, head of the business in the Nordic and Baltic region, as well has head of Managed Services.
In Sweden, he serves on the Boards of Directors for KTH, The Royal Technical University, Teknikföretagen, the Association of Swedish Engineering Industries, as well as Svenskt Näringsliv, the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise. Additionally, he is a member of the Board of ST-Ericsson, the joint venture between Ericsson and ST-Microelectronics.
Johan Wibergh earned a Master of Computer Science from Linköping Institute of Technology, Sweden.
