zvoove Appoints Rolf Henrik Bekkstrand as Group CTO

Sep 4, 2025
zvoove has announced the appointment of Rolf Henrik Bekkstrand as its new Group Chief Technology Officer, effective September 1, 2025. Bekkstrand brings over 15 years of experience in AI, SaaS, and DevOps to the role.

zvoove has announced the appointment of Rolf Henrik Bekkstrand as its new Group Chief Technology Officer, effective September 1, 2025, announced in a press release. Bekkstrand, who has over 15 years of leadership experience in AI, SaaS, and DevOps, will be responsible for steering the strategic technology portfolio and leading group-wide technology initiatives.

Before joining zvoove, Bekkstrand served as Director of Cloud and Engineering at Visma, where he delivered impactful services and unified cloud strategies. His expertise in blending commercial acumen with a strong technical foundation is expected to enhance zvoove's AI-enhanced offerings and technology playbooks.

This leadership transition follows the decision of Sascha Alber, the outgoing CPTO, to step back. Alber will remain with zvoove as a consultant through 2025 to support Bekkstrand's onboarding. CEO Oliver Muhr expressed confidence in a seamless handover that will strengthen the company's tech strategy and unlock new opportunities for innovation and scale.

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