Two years later, he led the Men's Role Committee, which criticized Norwegian women and equality policies.
On 28 June 1989, Wam leaked a news story about the connection between the Labour Party and the Norwegian Police Security Service.
Two years later, he quit that job in protest against lack of prioritizing on the concept, and received a golden parachute worth 500,000 Norwegian krone.
[2] He replaced Randi Flesland, who had served as acting CEO for a short time after Osmund Ueland was fired.
Among his projects were removing 49 out of 300 employees at Lodalen without firing a single person; removing shopping trolleys from the trains and replacing them with vending machines; and welding the seats in older, bi-directional trains so the seats would no longer always face forward.