In October, Haglöfs' product manager for hardware, Håkan Nyström, will be stepping down, triggering new management changes after the recent departure of the company's chief executive, Nicolas Warchalowski. Viktor Wramdemark, the current director of footwear, will take over Nyström's position and will thus be also responsible for hardware. For support, Haglöfs' equipment designer, Jacob von Matern, has been promoted to senior designer and development manager for hardware. Additionally, Johanna Edin has become product coordinator for both hardware and footwear at the Swedish company, which is owned by Asics.
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