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Title: Excecutive Vice President Farming Name: Mr Stig Nilsen
Stig Nilsen holds an Agronomist degree in addition to being educated within the field of aquaculture. Stig Nilsen has been employed with LSG since 2003 and has held the position of CEO in Lerøy Aurora AS from 2003. He has extensive experience from the seafood sector previously to his employment with LSG, including experience from the fish feed sector. He owns 1,784 shares and 11,000 options.

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