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Two new names at Combi Lift

Combi Lift verstärkt sich im Kombipack

BREMEN. The project freight-forwarding company Combi Lift has strengthened its team. In August, Jens Siedentopf was appointed to the position of general manager of the subsidiary Harren & Partner Group, and will be responsible for opening up new markets and regions. He was previously Head of Breakbulk & Projects at the Dutch shipping company Samskip. Siedentopf left Samskip for Combi Lift along with a colleague. Nico Seedorf took the same path and has joined Combi Lift as Logistics Manager.

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