The port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) has appointed Todd Rives as vice president and chief commercial officer.
Rives will succeed Robert Landry, who is retiring after 31 years with Port Nola.
According to the port, Rives’ maritime strategic business development and leadership experience will help the port realise current and future growth opportunities.
Most recently, Rives served as CMA CGM’s vice president for marine sourcing, managing USD1.7 billion in US maritime operations.
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.
The port of Antwerp-Bruges has appointed Patricia Laureys and Youssef Imghi as its international representatives for Canada and Morocco, respectively.
UK transport engineering specialist Allelys has appointed Matthew Taylor as operations director.
Antwerp-based logistics specialist Aprojects has entered into a strategic partnership with South Korean vessel operator KCTC to enhance global transport solutions for large-scale LNG and nuclear energy projects across key global corridors.
Austria-based Felbermayr has acquired industrial relocation specialist Jozef Hermans, with four sites in the Netherlands strengthening the former’s operations in Western Europe.
The Swiss subsidiary of Cologne-headquartered MBS Logistics Group has acquired Zurich-based logistics specialist Gerhard Wegmüller.
