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Janssen succeeds Yamamoto

Janssen folgt
auf Yamamoto

HAMBURG. On 1 April, Mario Janssen took over management of the ro-ro carrier division of the Japanese shipping company MOL for the Europe and Africa regions. Janssen had been the sales director for the segment he now oversees in Hamburg with around 80 employees. He has succeeded Tsuyoshi Yamamoto. According to the shipping company, the latter will be assuming other duties at the MOL headquarters in Tokyo. With nearly 100 auto carriers worldwide, MOL is one of the largest shipping companies for cars and other rolling cargo.

Credits: MOL

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