Comment / EXCLUSIVE: Kuehne + Nagel – new structure revealed in sea logistics

KN restructure

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By Alessandro Pasetti

10/04/2024

Trying to put together today a comprehensive review on Kuehne + Nagel’s (K+N) corporate reorganisation, the forwarder’s “Sea Logistics – New Organizational Structure” disclosure gratefully popped up in our marketplace.

This is a developing corporate story for which, as disclosed in a message from Otto Schacht’s successor Michael Aldwell (pictured above) to staff on Monday 8 April, includes an invitation to join “our global Sea Logistics townhalls on April 11th” in order for management to answer further questions that employees may ...

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