People on the move – new CEO for Minoan Lines

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Lucas Sigalas will take over at the Grimaldi Group company at the end of May; new CEO for Sohar Port; Board change at J R Shipping; changing places at Eurogate as ex-ECT man joins; new MD for APM Terminals Moín; new DG for Port of Strasbourg; changes at Hamburg Port Marketing; new MD for Yusen Logistics UK and new ops director for VTG Rail UK; Xeneta boosts its sales force; new MD for Wallem Ship Management; Board changes at Inter-Rail

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People on the move – new CEO for Minoan Lines

News by WCN Editorial

Lucas Sigalas will take over at the Grimaldi Group company at the end of May; new CEO for Sohar Port; Board change at J R Shipping; changing places at Eurogate as ex-ECT man joins; new MD for APM Terminals Moín; new DG for Port of Strasbourg; changes at Hamburg Port Marketing; new MD for Yusen Logistics UK and new ops director for VTG Rail UK; Xeneta boosts its sales force; new MD for Wallem Ship Management; Board changes at Inter-Rail

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