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Svitzer creates new role of head of transformation

Maersk-owned towage provider Svitzer has appointed Sabrina Weymiens to the newly created role of head of transformation.

Svitzer expects Weymiens to assist in the company’s decarbonisation process and enhance customer service. “Sabrina has been appointed to spearhead Svitzer’s transformation journey and keep the company on track as it tackles decarbonisation and delivers superior customer service,” stated Maersk’s subsidiary.

Weymiens has worked at Svitzer since April 2021, when she joined as head of commercial innovation. Prior to joining Svitzer, she worked for Maersk Growth as innovation program manager. Outside the shipping industry, she has experience in strategic innovation roles at, among others, Implement Consulting and Johnson & Johnson.

Her role will see Weymiens design and apply principles, methods, approaches and governance to Svitzer’s transformation journey, according to a statement.

She commented, “Through my work as the head of commercial innovation, I’ve helped to initiate Svitzer’s transformation and will continue to drive this forward through the creation and execution of a transformation roadmap. Working together as a united team across the organisation, I believe we can futureproof Svitzer’s business for the challenges of tomorrow.”





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