Trans Global projects appoints new BENELUX head of operations
Edwin van Leth will lead TGP’s operations in the BENELUX regio
Trans Global Projects has appointed Edwin van Leth as Head of Operations in the BENELUX region.
Van Leth has worked in logistics for over 25 years, working across the region and multiple sectors, before specialising in project cargo.
“A warm welcome to Edwin into the TGP team, we look forward to benefitting from his wealth of experience in project logistics,” said Colin Charnock, Chief Executive Officer, Trans Global Projects.
“Edwin will play a key role in ensuring our customers continue to receive the quality service they have come to expect.”
Van Leth’s appointment follows TGP’s relocation to new office premises in central Rotterdam last month and is part of a wider plan to expand its team based in the Netherlands.
“TGP has a hard-won reputation for solving complex problems with expert care,” said Van Leth.
“I look forward to leading the team at this exciting time for the company as we cement our presence in the region and continue to expand operations.”
Earlier this year TGP added three new key appointments to its team based in Bremen, Germany, as part of a strategy to increase operational capacity in response to a period of strong growth and expansion.
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