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Maersk installs new Damco boss as Sørensen departs

Maersk Group has announced that Klaus Rud Sejling, current head of East West Trades in Maersk Line, has been appointed CEO of Damco with effect from October 1,

Current Damco CEO, Hanne B. Sørensen, has decided to leave the Maersk Group.

Sejling joined Maersk in 1997 and has worked in various roles in Maersk Tankers, Maersk Line and Maersk Logistics. He has also been head of group strategy.

Sejling’s replacement as head of East West Trades in Maersk Line will be announced at a later stage.

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Comments

  1. Wow, Maersk, Got huge problems once again, in the Executive Ranks. Losing Mr. Hanne B. Sorensen, Is major blow to Maersk, No matter how you look at it. Then Maersk pushed out Mr. Nils S. Anderson, that was another major loss over at Container Line Division, That has not gotten any better either..This is now Second, (2nd) Time A CEO Position has Changed at Damco Division, in little under a year to runs that firm..Mr. Soresen, was smart to leave on his own, Good Luck. Does not look with Four, (4) month of the year left to make drastic changes to a company like Maersk and say, We are splitting the company in two? For What? Your Alliance Partnership with MSC , Is in toilet, that has never made any sense, That like putting VW in a Grayhound, It wont work..MSC and Maersk Executives, Are of different mind set. MSC, does not need Maersk, Maersk needs MSC, for it bottom line. If MSC Executives are Smart, Brake away from Maersk, & Run as fast as you can. MSC, better off by them self they are very conservative, and successful company involved in a lot of different business, that are profitable.

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