Cox Interior Appoints Former nobilia Head Mikael Åkerberg as CEO.
Åkerberg will lead the company's next phase of growth, with a focus on expanding market share, building strategic partnerships, and driving long-term business development across Cox Interior's national footprint.
Åkerberg joins Cox Interior following 16 years with German cabinet manufacturer nobilia, where he most recently served as Chairman and CEO of nobilia
Prior to nobilia, Åkerberg held executive leadership roles with global building products companies, including Moelven, Saint-Gobain, and Jeld-Wen, where he gained extensive experience across manufacturing, distribution, and international market expansion.
"Mikael is exactly the kind of leader we need for this next chapter," said
"This is the perfect move for Cox Interior. Mikael came to the
"In the cabinet industry, I've learned the strongest advantage comes from being clear on where you play, how you win, and what capabilities you build to deliver—consistently," Åkerberg said. "That strategic lens translates directly into Cox Interior: selecting the right market segments, aligning estimating, design, and production around repeatable execution, and building a business that customers can rely on for complex work with tight timelines."
Mikael is excited to get back to his roots, bringing his Swedish manufacturing expertise to
Åkerberg is a native of
About Cox Interior
Since 1983, Cox Interior has been at the forefront of custom millwork and interior solutions, serving clients across residential, multifamily, and commercial markets across
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