To strengthen its focus on business transformation supporting its Safer, Better, Bigger strategy, APM Terminals appoints Charlotte Guillaumie as its Head of Strategy and Transformation, reporting to the company CEO. 

Charlotte Guillaumie joins APM Terminals from Philips, where, as Transformation Leader, she was responsible for the global delivery of strategic initiatives that have helped Philips transition from a conglomerate to a health technology focused company.

“Delivering on our Safer, Better, Bigger strategy requires significant business transformation and having an experienced leader that can drive strategy formulation, deployment and execution is key. I am therefore delighted to have Charlotte join APM Terminals Management Team on October 17th, where her experience and passion will be a tremendous asset”, shares Keith Svendsen, APM Terminals CEO.

Prior to her time at Philips, Charlotte Guillaumie served as Global Head of Operational Excellence at SITA – the world’s leader in Software Solutions & Communications for the Air Transport industryyu.  At SITA, Charlotte used her business transformation and change management experience to improve and revamp existing standard processes and help the organisation become best in class.

“I am thrilled about my new adventure with APM Terminals, as the company progresses on its journey to become the world’s best terminal company, strongly focused on its people, customers, communities and sustainability. This is an exciting industry and I very much look forward my new endeavours”, comments Charlotte Guillaumie.

A French citizen, Charlotte Guillaumie has lived and worked in France, Switzerland and The Netherlands. She holds a master’s degree from Kedge Business School in Marseille, France with a specialisation in Supply Chain Management and has received professional training in Lean, Problem Solving, design thinking, product management and many other areas. In her new role with APM Terminals, she will be based at the company’s headquarters in The Hague, The Netherlands.