Rob Smeets steps up as new port of Antwerp-Bruges CEO
The port of Antwerp-Bruges has appointed Rob Smeets (above) as its new chief executive, for ...
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Crane Worldwide has appointed Ashley Herren as its global director for quality, health, safety, security and environment (QHSSE).
Based in Houston, Mr Herren has 18 years’ experience in transport and logistics, most recently at CEVA where he was vice president for quality, health, safety and environment. He has held a similar role with Agility.
“We are excited to have Ashley join the team in this important new role,” said Tracey Anthony, chief compliance officer at Crane Worldwide. “His experience and background in global QHSSE leadership will complement our current efforts in this space and help to elevate our corporate culture.”
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