Ryan Foley has stepped down from his role as ceo of DHL Industrial Projects.
HLPFI understands that Foley has been placed on garden leave until the end of 2025 and is expected to take up a new role within the sector next year.
Meanwhile, Martyn Lawns, who currently heads the company’s new energy growth initiative, has been appointed interim ceo while DHL Industrial Projects identifies a permanent successor.
Senior appointments at DHL see Michael Mulvenna take on the role of vice president, Europe for Industrial Projects, succeeding Martyn Lawns, who now leads the company’s new energy growth initiative.
Now in its seventh year, the Heavy Lift Awards is once again taking place at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London. Taking place on October 22, this year’s awards ceremony includes a new category aimed at better representing the complex project cargo shipping segment.
DHL Industrial Projects has appointed Peter Dudas as its regional vice president, Middle East and Africa (MEA).
The UK government has approved the long-anticipated final investment decision (FID) for the Sizewell C nuclear power plant project, giving the green light for the GBP38 billion (USD51.5 billion) capital project.
Capes Shipping Agencies, a subsidiary of freight forwarder and Customs broker CV International, has opened two offices – one in Corpus Christi, Texas, and another in Mobile, Alabama.
Brown & Mason, a specialist in heavy industry and demolition works, has partnered with Paterson Energy Logistics to scale up decommissioning activities at the Dales Voe site in Lerwick Harbour in Scotland.
