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Long-time Maersk Line manager David Williams is set to replace Grant Daly as chief executive of the company’s African specialist Safmarine Line at the end of this month.
Mr Daly was appointed Safmarine chief executive in February 2012. He joined the company in 1994 and held a variety of executive roles, including stints as director of its multipurpose division when it was previously headquartered in Antwerp, as well as periods leading the West and Central Asia, and Asia regions.
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Comment on this article
Chas Deller
June 04, 2015 at 3:33 pmFor those who know Grant I am sure you will
wish both him and his family the very best wishes
in his move to USA. Grant drove a biz. model in
Safmarine that was uniquely successful,
in the way his teams focused on the customer
as first priority.
As a Customer,we thank Grant for all of his help
over the years
hakim
January 04, 2016 at 7:06 pmhelo am a Ugandan currently operating in Kenya as a clearing agent or blocker to goods in transit to Kampala but am very pleased with the work of Mr daly during his time in office, during my research in the field of shipping,, his profile was so inspirational and educational in away… cause i was turned into a very royal personal after his processional story…. therefor i wish him a pleasant stay in USA with family… my wish is to meet such people for more lectures to make a difference back home!!! coz Africa is now growing,