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NPorts: Tonne takes over from Lies

04.09.2025
OLDENBURG. Grant Hendrik Tonne (centre) was appointed Chairman of the NPorts Supervisory Board. He succeeds Olaf Lies, who stepped down after his appointment as Minister President of Lower Saxony. Lies had been the chairman since 2022. Holger Banik, the managing director of Nports, thanked him on behalf of the company and praised him as the “Port Minister” with vision. In his opening speech, Tonne emphasised the key role of the ports for innovation and transformation. He has also taken over the chair of the supervisory board from Lies for the JadeWeserPort-Realisierungsgesellschaft.

Credits: NPorts

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