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Dreeke head of BLG until late 2024

31.03.2022

BREMEN. Frank Dreeke was reappointed chairman of the board of the “Bremer Lagerhaus-Gesellschaft” by the supervisory board in late February. The decision to extend his contract until the end of 2024 was made unanimously. Dreeke has been a board member of BLG LOGISTICS GROUP since January 2013, and took over as chairman in June 2013. “I wish to thank everyone for your trust in me and look forward to working together with a strong team to further develop BLG over the coming years,” said Dreeke.

Credits: BLG LOGISTICS

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