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Cecilie Fredriksen has been appointed to another board seat in a company in which her father, Norwegian shipping tycoon John Fredriksen, has a major stake.

She already is a board member at Activ Kapital, Ship Finance International and Golden Ocean Group.
She has a bachelor's degree in Spanish and business from London Metropolitan University. She also works at Frontline Corporate Services, a London arm of John Fredriksen-controlled tanker owner Frontline.
Oslo-listed Northern Offshore owns four drilling units and a floating production facility.
Cecilie's twin sister, Kathrine, is a board member of other companies controlled by her father, including Frontline, Golar LNG and Seadrill.
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