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German 3PL and road freight operator Hellmann Worldwide Logistics has announced that Reiner Heiken (pictured above) will become its new chief executive on 1 December.
Mr Heiken is currently DB Schenker’s Europe region chief executive, a post he has held since 2016, after 19 years at Kuehne + Nagel.
Hellmann said the appointment coincided with the conclusion of a restructuring programme led by acting chief executive and “restructuring specialist” Thomas Knecht and chief commercial officer Jost Hellmann.
“Its key measures were the establishment of three ...
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Comment on this article
Andreas Kout
October 11, 2018 at 2:04 pmHello. People at KN were happy when he left, he was seen quite contraversial.
What we hve heard about him was not really convincing, maybe he is a blender,
seems however he can sell himself well. KN to-Schenker +2 years is not really so much time in a company.
Maybe he was the only option for this post, we are not convinced and will not change
our mind on this
A.Kout