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Change in the VBSp executive board

02.10.2020

BREMEN. At its recent AGM, the Bremen Freight Forwarders Association (VBSp) partially re-elected its executive committee. Ulrike Baum of Röhlig Logistics stood down and Andreas Niemeyer of the Dettmer Group was confirmed as a board member. Newly elected were (from left) Thorsten Dornia, managing partner of Brelog, Philip Herwig, managing partner of Röhlig Logistics, and Sven Schoon, managing partner of ETS Transport & Logistics.

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