Viridien held its General Meeting on June 3, 2026, where Henning Berg was appointed as CEO and board member, succeeding Sophie Zurquiyah who remains as Chairwoman. Berg brings over 27 years of international energy sector experience and aims to drive innovation and sustainable growth at Viridien. The meeting also approved financial accounts, executive pay resolutions, and authorized share allocations. The board now includes 9 directors, with a strong representation of independent members and women, maintaining its committee structures. This leadership change marks a strategic step for Viridien's continued expansion and value creation.
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