Tuesday 22 Sep, 2026

Swedavia recruits Birgitta Dahlgren as new CIO

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Swedavia employees at Stockholm Arlanda Airport. Photo: Felix Odell

Swedavias appoints Birgitta Dahlgren as new Chief Information Officer, CIO. She will take up the position on February 1.

Birgitta Dahlgren most recently comes from Tyréns Group AB, a consulting company in the built environment, where she worked as acting Group CIO. She has extensive experience in various IT roles, many of which in senior positions, from large global organizations to the public sector and various industries such as the automotive industry, healthcare, built environment and IT services.

– I am very pleased and happy to be able to welcome Birgitta Dahlgren to Swedavia. It is an important role to take on, which Birgitta will do with flying colors with the incredible drive and expertise she possesses. I am convinced that Birgitta will be able to make a strong contribution to linking and uniting IT development with our core business increasingly and thus working towards our overall purpose, to enable people to meet, says Ali Sadeghi, Director Facilities and Systems, Swedavia.

– I am really looking forward to starting at Swedavia and, together with a strong and competent team, being able to contribute to Swedavia's renewal work within IT services and digital infrastructure, but also to many of the various innovation and digitalization initiatives that are underway in line with rapid global developments, says Birgitta Dahlgren, Swedavia's incoming CIO.

Birgitta Dahlgren will take up the new position in February next year, succeeding Johanna Kjellberg, who has retired. 

According to the press release

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