Momail Poaches New CEO from Microsoft

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After a ten year stint at Microsoft, where amongst other tasks he oversaw the launch of the Asian windows Vista, Kenneth Lundin has made a move to Momail.

He has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer, and former CEO and company founder Roger Grönberg is to shift his emphasis to tier one partner development.

Grönberg’s new title will be Chief Software Architect; this will leave Lundin in overall control and will take over service on the company’s Board of Directors.

Lundin also played a large role in Microsoft’s mobility business for the Western European market. This is presumably one of the skills that Momail hope to harness from him as they expand their own mobile facilities.

Momail currently operates in 14 markets and make use of eight different language formats.

They are already set on considerable expansion plans with beta testing already in operation in a further 20 countries.

They are hoping to increase their range in the area of mail and media mobile traffic.