Santander Nordics
Flemming Kirkskov has extensive work experience in IT development, application management, and operations. Flemming started their career in 1991 as an Application Manager at IRI Software and then moved on to become an IT Business Analyst at Nycomed Pharma in 1995. Flemming worked on various projects, including the European Product Database and SAP implementation. In 1999, they joined Loreal Denmark as a CIO and held the position until 2012. After that, they worked at Santander Consumer Bank AS, DK as an IT Director from 2012 to 2014. Kirkskov then joined Santander Consumer Bank - Nordics in 2014, where they held various roles, including Technology & Operations Director, Head of IT Application Development Nordics, and currently serves as the Head of IT Development and Applications.
Flemming Kirkskov obtained a Master's degree in Economics from Aalborg University between 1986 and 1991. In 2003-2004, they attended INSEAD and completed a program in Leadership for Growth. Additionally, in July 2021, they obtained the certification of "Certified SAFe® 5 Agilist" from Scaled Agile, Inc.
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Santander Nordics
At Santander Nordics, we work with the best people in an engaged, challenging and passionate organization that provides excellent opportunities for advancement. We are a Nordic bank with more than 1,400 colleagues in Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, and with global strength by being a part of Banco Santander. We are one of the largest Nordic niche banks providing private customers with loans and credits, credit cards, deposits and insurance. As an employer, we are shaped by factors like our experience, our achievements in the banking sector, and the Nordic culture. All of that is important, but there’s something even more important to us – the future. We are a forward-looking company, focusing firmly on where we are going. Our shared culture ensures the conditions for people’s talents to grow and excel. We deliver high professional performance and understand that we are part of a greater whole.