Jøtul AS
Carlos Oliván's work experience includes:
- Managing Director at Jøtul Hispania, a daughter company of Jøtul Group, where they introduced new brands in the Spanish and Portuguese markets, developed distribution channels, and handled marketing, sales, financial reporting, and overall management from 2006 to present.
- President at AEFECC from 2017 to present.
- Board Member at AEFECC from 2010 to 2016.
- Sales Manager at NORCALOR, S.A. from April 2003 to December 2005.
- Senior Consultant and Product Manager at Grupo Oesía (formerly IASoft) from April 2001 to March 2003, where they were involved in marketing, controlling, new product investigation, software development, and e-business consulting.
- Integration Engineer at Lucent Technologies from February 1999 to April 2001, working on Intelligent Network projects in various countries and engaging in pre-sales activities.
- Programmer at Barclays from July 1996 to March 1997.
Carlos Oliván's education history includes the following:
- In 2021, they attended Esade and completed the "Programa de Dirección Comercial. Marketing y Ventas" degree.
- In the same year, they also studied at Universitat Ramon Llull and obtained the Expert in Marketing and Sales. Commercial Management degree, with a focus on empresa, gestión, marketing y disciplinas afines.
- From 2002 to 2004, Carlos pursued a Master's degree at Universidad Pontificia Comillas, specializing in Executive MBA.
- Between 1992 and 1998, they attended Universidad de Zaragoza, where they obtained a Msc in Telecommunication Engineering.
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Jøtul can look back on a more than 170-year-long history. It all began in 1853 when the merchant and farmer's son Oluf Onsum founded Kværner Jernstøberi at Loelva east of Norway's capital, which was called Kristiania at the time. Kværner started as a manufacturer of cast-iron goods, where cast-iron stoves were one of the most important products. In the years leading up to 1900, the company established one of the largest stove foundries in Norway and sold its products throughout the country. In 1916 the stove production was sectioned out from Kværner Brug and sold to Herman Anker. Anker continued to build the company until it was sold again to Johannes Gahr in 1927. Gahr led Jøtul into a period of strong growth and in 1935 the company received its present name, Jøtul. Through the years Jøtul demonstrated a remarkable ability to adapt to changing market conditions and when the company was sold to Norcem in 1977, a new era with international focus started. In the middle of the 1980s, additional steps were taken to expand globally through a number of acquisitions of foundries and import companies in the US and Europe. For a while Jøtul was listed on the Norwegian stock exchange, until it was purchased by private equity in the early 2000’s. Today Jøtul has the world’s largest distribution network for stoves and fireplaces and is one of the highest sought after brands in the stove and fireplace industry. Jøtul has subsidiaries in Denmark, USA, France, Spain, Italy, the UK and Poland and we market our products in 43 countries on six continents under the brands Jøtul, Scan, Atra, Ild and Warm. Production in Norway takes place in Fredrikstad and Halden, while foreign production plants are located in Vissenbjerg in Denmark, Portland in the USA, Motz one Chautagne in France and Gdansk in Poland. Jøtul Group has an annual turnover of about EUR 100 million and employs about 700 people.