WS Audiology Group CFO resigns to fully focus on recovery from health issue

WS Audiology CEO Eric Bernard commented: “This has been a very challenging situation for Søren. We have tried everything to make it possible to combine the CFO role with the recovery process, but this was unfortunately not possible. I want to thank Søren for being a great friend and colleague and for showing so much resilience. Thanks to him, we have taken WSA Finance to the next level. I wish him a speedy recovery and all the best going forward. I also want to welcome back Michael Tyroller, who knows WSA very well, and thank him for stepping in at such short notice.”

Søren Westh Lonning added: “To recover from back pain, I must focus solely on getting better for a longer period. It is tough to leave WS Audiology, but unfortunately my work as CFO and the recovery process do not go together. I will certainly miss the close collaboration with Eric and the team. We have built a strong finance function, which I leave in good hands with the team and with Michael Tyroller. I wish all my WSA colleagues lots of success.”

WS Audiology has today started the search for a successor to Søren Westh Lonning.

For more information:
Heidi Nielsen
Head of External Communications
Phone: +45 27 20 41 74
Email: heidi.nielsen@wsa.com

About WS Audiology

Formed in 2019, through the merger of Sivantos and Widex, WS Audiology combines over 140 years’ experience in pioneering the use of technology to help people with hearing loss hear the sounds that make life wonderful. With truly differentiated brands like Widex, Signia, Rexton, Audio Service and Vibe, and with diverse assets across wholesale, retail, online, managed care and diagnostic solutions, we are active in over 125 markets. WS Audiology employs 11,000 people and is privately owned by the Tøpholm and Westermann families, as well as funds under the management of EQT. As a global leader, our ambition is to unlock human potential by making wonderful sound part of everyone’s life.