Element Logic
Ankush Malhotra becomes new Group CEO
Ankush Malhotra has been appointed as the new Group CEO of the technology and automation company Element Logic. He succeeds Dag-Adler Blakseth, who co-founded the company almost 40 years ago.
Ankush Malhotra takes over as CEO from Dag-Adler Blakseth, who is stepping down from day-to-day operations after 30 years at the helm of Element Logic to take on the role of Chairman of the Board. Ankush Malhotra was most recently with Fluke Industrial, where he held various positions in the US and UK - the last four years as President of the company.
"The next chapter of Element Logic is an exciting one. We have bold ambitions to increase our market share globally by expanding internationally, entering additional geographic markets and broadening our offering," concludes Malhotra.
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