Patrick Törnqvist

Patrick Törnqvist has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies and roles. Patrick started their career in 1989 as an Area Sales Manager at Consilium Marine AB. Patrick then moved on to work as a Sales Manager at Ring Marine Communications AB from 1996 to 1997. In 1998, they became a Manager of Business Development at Nittan System AB.

In 2001, they joined ABB Fläkt Marine AB as the Vice President of Passenger Ships & After Sales until 2005 when they transitioned to a similar role at Callenberg Fläkt Marine AB as Vice President of Marketing until 2007.

From 2007 to 2015, Patrick served as the Managing Director of CN System AB, where they also held the role of Sales & Marketing Manager from 2007 to 2008. In 2008, they became the Managing Director of CN System Norway AS until 2015.

Patrick's next positions were with Consilium Building Safety AS, where they were the Managing Director from 2016 to 2021, and CN Scandinavia AB, where they held the position of Managing Director from 2015 onwards.

Currently, Patrick Törnqvist is the Business Area Manager - Building Division at Consilium Safety Group since January 2021.

Patrick Törnqvist's education history begins in 1981 when they attended Västerhöjdsskolan i Skövde. Patrick completed their studies at this school in 1984, although the specific field of study or degree obtained is not provided.

In 1988, Patrick joined the Volvo Trainee Academy, where they underwent training in management. The duration of this program was one year, ending in 1989. No degree is mentioned for this particular educational experience.

In 2004, Patrick enrolled in the ABB Management Training program, which they completed in 2005. The specific degree obtained is referred to as "L2000+ Leadership Education | Class of 2005," indicating a qualification in management.

Overall, Patrick Törnqvist's education includes completion of the Västerhöjdsskolan i Skövde program in 1984, followed by the Volvo Trainee Academy in 1989, and concluding with the ABB Management Training program in 2005.