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Bent Jensen is retiring as CEO of Linak after 50 years, passing the role to Magnus Conradsen, though he will remain on the board.

Bent Jensen transformed his inherited business into the billion-dollar company LINAK over 50 years before retiring as CEO, leaving a legacy of innovation and local philanthropy.

After 50 years, Bent Jensen retires as CEO of Linak, a company he transformed into a global leader in electric actuation solutions.

Billionaire Bent Jensen has stepped down as CEO of his family business, Linak, and discusses wealth tax and whoopee cushions in an interview.

ZoomInfo retracted a press release about LINAK's marketing returns due to premature issuance.

LINAK achieved its first measurable marketing return through a programmatic display advertising campaign, utilizing automated ad buying and retargeting to engage online users.

LINAK achieved notable marketing success, generating new sales quotes through a targeted display campaign powered by ZoomInfo's B2B data platform after years of stagnant marketing returns.

LINAK achieved its first measurable marketing return in years and generated new sales quotes using ZoomInfo's AI GTM platform after switching from a competitor.

LINAK achieved its first measurable marketing return in years, generating new sales quotes from a targeted display campaign using ZoomInfo's AI GTM platform.

LINAK, a Danish manufacturer of electric linear actuators, achieved its first measurable marketing return in years and generated new sales quotes by switching to ZoomInfo for targeted display campaigns.

Linak appointed Michael Jensen as president of its US business, responsible for strengthening market position and driving growth, succeeding Magnus Conradsen who will become CEO.

Michael Jensen is the new President of Linak U.S., succeeding Magnus Conradsen, who will become the company's CEO.

The new LA21 compact electric actuator enables machine builders to achieve high speed and precision in confined spaces without sacrificing durability.

LINAK has upgraded its Danish electronics production with a new high-capacity SMT line to improve flexibility and manufacturing speed.

A new inline lifting column with an aesthetic design and enhanced standard features for medical equipment.

The new LA21 electric actuator provides high-speed performance and durability for compact industrial and robotic applications.

LINAK A/S, an industrial success on Als, began when Bent Jensen took over his grandfather's agricultural machine workshop in 1976.

Linak founder Bent Jensen is retiring as CEO after 50 years but will remain on the board and stay active in local investment projects.

Magnus Conradsen is taking over as CEO of LINAK as Bent Jensen steps down.

CEO Bent Jensen is retiring after 50 years at the helm of electric actuator manufacturer LINAK, with Magnus Conradsen named as his successor.