Nokia declared the appointment of Emma Falck as President of Mobile Infrastructure and a member of the Nokia Group Leadership Team, starting 1 September 2026.
Falck has vast expertise in driving transformation and enhancing performance within intricate global technology firms. She comes to Nokia from Siemens, where she holds the position of Executive Vice President, Products, Smart Infrastructure Buildings, overseeing a global team in product management, development, and supply chain.
At Siemens, she occupied high-level strategy positions and directed technology teams focused on developing automation, software, and interconnected devices.
Earlier in her professional journey, she served as a Partner and Managing Director at Boston Consulting Group and occupied senior leadership positions at KONE. She earned a PhD in Computational Physics from Aalto University.
"I’m very pleased to have Emma join Team Nokia." As AI evolves into physical AI, networks must be inherently AI-native in design for both 5G Advanced and 6G.
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Our emphasis in Mobile Infrastructure is straightforward: To assist our customers in achieving success by creating a software-driven infrastructure business that utilizes open interfaces, standards, and a diverse partner ecosystem to speed up innovation.
Emma offers extensive transformation expertise, operational management, and a new outlook gained from international companies that leverage technology to facilitate automation.
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"She is the perfect leader to guide MI into this new phase," stated Justin Hotard, President and CEO of Nokia.
"I'm thrilled to become part of Nokia at a crucial time for both our clients and the sector. As networks advance to meet new AI-driven requirements, clients require partners capable of providing rapid and reliable service, transforming technology strategies into tangible results," says Falck.
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The extensive range of Mobile Infrastructure in core software, radio networks, and technology standards provides a strong basis. "I am eager to collaborate with the team to enhance our execution, integrate AI into our development and delivery processes, and introduce the next wave of innovation to our customers," stated Falck.