REQUEST THE MAGAZINE

Magazine for ports, shipping and logistics

New management team for Röhlig Germany

BREMEN/HAMBURG. At the beginning of February, Dirk Schneider (c), who headed the German entity of Röhlig Logistics since April 2020, reorganised his management board by adding four experienced logistics experts. Jens Haas (s. f. t. r.) is responsible for the air freight division, which offers charter solutions for time-critical and sensitive products, including those in the healthcare and automotive segments. Stefan Drust, (l) previously Head of Ocean Freight Export, now heads the Ocean Freight division. Philipp Schulze (r) has taken over the commercial section, made up of the Finance, Human Resources, Quality Management and IT departments. He will mainly focus on the topics of networking and digitalisation. The new management team is completed by Kay Brunkhorst (s. f. t. l.), who previously worked in key account management and in his new position as head of the sales team is responsible for the further development of the service portfolio and the development of new customer segments.

Credit: Röhlig

More articles from the category News & People

New beacon for the Geeste

New beacon for the Geeste

BREMERHAVEN. The entrance to the Geeste outer harbour and fishing harbour was brought up to date with nautical regulations in December.

read more
BHV makes appeal to politicians

BHV makes appeal to politicians

BREMEN. In light of the provisional 2022 figures published by the Bremen Ports in December, BHV – Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung – has called for cooperation among North German seaports.

read more
New challenges due to changes in the workplace

New challenges due to changes in the workplace

BREMEN. As part of the four-part workshop series “Branchendialog Logistik” (Logistics Industry Talk), around 30 experts from the logistics and maritime sectors met up in late 2022 to discuss how to effectively face the changing working world.

read more
New beacon for the Geeste

New beacon for the Geeste

BREMERHAVEN. The entrance to the Geeste outer harbour and fishing harbour was brought up to date with nautical regulations in December.

read more
BHV makes appeal to politicians

BHV makes appeal to politicians

BREMEN. In light of the provisional 2022 figures published by the Bremen Ports in December, BHV – Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung – has called for cooperation among North German seaports.

read more
New challenges due to changes in the workplace

New challenges due to changes in the workplace

BREMEN. As part of the four-part workshop series “Branchendialog Logistik” (Logistics Industry Talk), around 30 experts from the logistics and maritime sectors met up in late 2022 to discuss how to effectively face the changing working world.

read more