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Svitzer Europe appoints new Chief Commercial Officer

Svitzer Europe, a global towage provider, has appointed Sara Gerdner Kalle as its new Chief Commercial Officer, effective from 1 April 2024.

With nearly 25 years of experience in the logistics and supply chain industry, Sara Gerdner Kalle brings extensive expertise and strategic insight to her new position.

“The opportunity to join Svitzer as the CCO for Europe was incredibly appealing due to the company’s established reputation in maritime services, its commitment to safety and sustainability, and the chance to work with a diverse, talented team. The role presents a unique opportunity to be part of a dynamic and innovative maritime organisation, offering market-leading solutions tailored to individual customer needs,” she stated.

Sara Gerdner Kalle will oversee the Commercial division for Svitzer Europe and her focus will be on cultivating enduring stakeholder partnerships, leading commercial advancements, and spearheading growth strategies.

Before joining Svitzer Europe, Sara Gerdner Kalle held the position of head of the eCommerce Logistics team at Maersk APAC, where she pioneered innovative solutions and navigated complex market landscapes. Her diverse professional background includes leadership roles at Singapore Post, DB Schenker, and H&M, where she refined her skills in nurturing customer relationships and propelling growth initiatives.

“My experience in Singapore and Asia overall, in various fields within the supply chain both from the service provider-, customer-, and start-up perspective, has equipped me with a unique perspective on diverse markets and industry dynamics. I believe this will be invaluable in my role at Svitzer, where I look forward to driving growth and building resilient commercial relationships across Europe’s varied markets,” she added.





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