Magnus Ternsjö is Managing Director of UPC Broadband’s DTH business (UPC DTH S.a.r.l. in Luxembourg), a premium Central European DTH operator, covering four countries, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania. UPC Direct currently operates via ASTRA and Telenor satellites, but will be consolidated solely on Telenor. UPC Broadband (UPC) is the European division of Liberty Global, Inc., the world’s leading international cable operator. UPC brings television, broadband internet and telephone services to approximately 13 million customers throughout 11 European countries.
Magnus has during the last 20 years been active in the pay-TV business field covering several European countries through his work for companies such as Nethold, Canal+ and UPC. His activities and area of experience include areas such as company management, development and start-up activities, operations, project-, personnel and change- management, company restructuring and closure/liquidation tasks, customer service, IT and logistics, all within the technical broadcast/pay-TV-arena.
Magnus holds a Master of Science degree in Industrial Engineering and Management.
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