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Comment / EXCLUSIVE: Top VP pushed at CH Robinson Europe

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There’s a lot on CH Robinson’s plate these days.

High up the pecking order is the appointment of a new CEO that is seemingly taking forever to happen. What’s the problem?

I am not sure

The other day, one senior T&L executive from North America asked me if I had “heard any rumours as to who is going to get the CH Robinson [CHRW] job? That’s been sitting a while. I’m not buying this whole Jim Barber thing.”

If he is right, I am ...

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