Amido nomination committee proposes Rikard Akhtarzand as board chair, adds David Wästberg to board slate
Bitget2026/10/12 12:17- Amido shareholders will vote on a revised four-member board at an extraordinary general meeting on Oct. 22, 2026.
- The nomination committee recommends electing Rikard Akhtarzand as chair, with David Wästberg joining as a new director.
- Charlotte Berg and Markus Emgård are proposed for re-election to the board.
- Board fees are proposed at SEK 200,000 for the chair, with SEK 100,000 for each other director.
- Fees would be pro-rated for the term running from the extraordinary meeting to the next annual general meeting.
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