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Country Sustainability Manager, IKEA Canada

Heléne

Loberg

<div class="ExternalClassAEB74F2F1837467587C77C6CF8B91171">Heléne Loberg is Head of Sustainability for IKEA Canada, a world-leading home furnishing retailer. For more than 40 years, Canadians have welcomed IKEA into their homes, and have been strong supporters of the IKEA brand, product range and its vision “to create a better everyday life for the many people”. In her role, Heléne is responsible for the integration and implementation of the IKEA People & Planet Positive sustainability strategy. She leads the climate-positive, people-focused agenda across all Canadian markets and customer meeting points, including stores and fulfillment units. She also facilitates locally relevant community collaborations that further the brand's sustainability ambitions and goals.Heléne brings nearly two decades of diverse experience from across the IKEA organization to her current role having held leadership roles in Sweden, China and Canada. She is regarded for her leadership and drive for continuous improvement having built processes and cultures for her teams to thrive wherever she has travelled in the organization.She holds a Master of Science from Sweden's Lund University, Sweden and currently lives in Edmonton, Alberta. </div>

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