DENMARK's
Maersk Line has announced that Dutchman Robbert Van Trooijen will take over his
new role as chief executive for North Asia from July 1 and be based in Hong
Kong.
Mr Van
Trooijen replaces Tim Smith who has been appointed the chairman of Maersk China
Ltd and the chief representative of the Maersk group in North Asia, a company
statement said.
"North
Asia is a critically important market for Maersk Line, accounting for around 40
per cent of Maersk Line's global export volumes and we continue to see new
opportunities in the market which I will be looking forward to explore,"
said Mr Van Trooijen.
He joined the
Danish shipping giant in 2006 after spending his first 15 years in shipping
with Anglo-Dutch ocean liner P&O Nedlloyd in various management positions
based in Hong Kong and South Korea. Prior to assuming the role of CEO for Latin
America in 2011, he led the West and Central Asia region for three years.
Maersk is
represented in 44 locations in the North Asia region with 1,800 employees.
Source :
HKSG.
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