INNTQ AB, a Swedish provider of innovative software solutions, has announced the appointment of Henric Blomsterberg (pictured) as acting CEO. The company’s key product ROCO, is an interactive roller coaster designed for public venues, shopping centres, airports and event arenas. That experience has now captivated 700,000 users to date. Blomsterberg, an entrepreneur, will guide INNTQ AB forwards with the aim of achieving sustainable growth for the company, particularly in its venues business. “I have always been drawn to opportunities that push boundaries and drive innovation,” Blomsterberg says. “INNTQ AB is a company that embodies these values, and I look forward to leading this talented team as we continue to deliver exceptional value to our clients.” Founded in 2021 by long-time collaborators Daniel Johansson and Petter Hegnelius, INNTQ is based in Älmhult, Sweden. The company’s philosophy is that every experience it creates has the goal of making it as close to reality as possible and by using stand-alone machines that are attendant-free.
Blomsterberg joins the INNTQ roller coaster as acting CEO
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