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Anna Wilson moves from SAS to the Swedish Forest Industries Federation, where she will head the business policy department.

Photo: SAS och Unsplash. Portrait: Christina Brandin Englund/Skogsindustrierna

SAS profile Anna Wilson leaves aviation to become head of industry policy for the forest industry

Anna Wilson is leaving the aviation sector after several senior roles in Swedish aviation. The former SAS profile becomes the new head of industry policy at the Swedish Forest Industries Federation, where she will pursue the sector's issues including competitiveness, transport and transition.

Camilla Jonsson Camilla Jonsson

Published 20 August 2026 - 11:16

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