How are seaports becoming key players in the circular economy?
At the 34th Niedersächsischen Hafentag, the topic of the circular economy was placed firmly on the agenda of the Lower Saxony port industry.
Matthias Magnor to succeed Dreeke in 2025
04.04.2024
BREMEN. After twelve years at the helm of BLG LOGISTICS, Board Chairman Frank Dreeke (right) will leave the company, as is customary, at the end of the year. The BLG Supervisory Board appointed Matthias Magnor (left) his successor in February. Magnor has been a board member and Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the BLG Group since 2021. “We couldn’t be happier that we have found a successor in Matthias Magnor, who already knows the company inside and out and has helped successfully transform operations over the past three years,” said Dr Klaus Meier, Chairman of the BLG Supervisory Board.
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