Trans Global Projects (TGP) has made three new key appointments to its team based in Bremen, Germany, in order to bolster its operational capacity following a period of strong growth and expansion.
Morten Guba and Nicholas Schubert have both joined as Project Managers, while Knuth Meinardus has joined as Sales Manager – with the three new hires adding decades of experience to the team.
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Andreas Menzel, Managing Director – Germany, TGP, said: “We made a strategic decision to grow both our Bremen operational and sales team as a result of the continuous growth we have seen over the last couple of years.
“These three new appointments greatly enhance our project management capacity, expanding our ability to handle bigger, more complex projects while capitalising on our recent expansion in regions such as North and South America.
“Their extensive project management expertise and deep understanding of the Asian and European markets means our Bremen team is now even more well equipped to drive TGP’s future successes.”
Morten Guba and Nicholas Schubert bring with them 23 years and 21 years of experience respectively, with in-depth knowledge and experience from the markets of Germany, China, Japan, and Southeast Asia.
Knuth Meinardus decided to re-enter the workforce after retiring early at the end of last year, having worked in shipping and logistics since 1982, and will be supporting the sales and pricing team in Germany with new tenders.
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“I would like to welcome these three new appointments to the team, which means the Bremen team, which moved into a new office last year, has doubled in size in just two years,” added Colin Charnock, Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO), TGP.
“These hires further outline TGP’s ongoing global expansion plans, which is being executed strategically to ensure full readiness to meet future market demand.”
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