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Daniel Hjort is a key resource for the next generation of secure and mobile eID solutions from Nexus

Daniel Hjort is a senior Business Developer. With more than 16 years in the card and ID industry (Gemalto, HID Global and EVRY) and with experience from banking, corporate, government and mass transit customers we are welcoming him as a key resource in building the new Nexus.

- It feels fantastic and really inspiring to be onboard at Nexus! We have a unique position with products that is used by more than 100 million end users and we are trusted in the market since 1984, says Daniel.

Daniel’s role is to bring the value of Nexus new eID solutions to market and to create strong relations with selected international partners.

- To be able to convince and explain the technology and uniqueness to end customers and partners in a transparent and simplified way, we need the right people and respected advisors like Daniel onboard, says Marcus Persson, Director Nordics at Nexus.

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  • eid
  • mobile

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