The Danish logistics service provider DSV has appointed Maciej Walenda as CEO Contract Logistics with effect from October 1. This is stated in a recent press release from the company. At the same time, Walender has joined the Group Executive Committee of the service provider. The manager succeeds Albert-Derk Bruin in his new role, who has decided to leave DSV to pursue a career outside the company.
“I am very pleased to
welcome Maciej Walenda as our new CEO Contract Logistics. We are convinced that Maciej, with his many years of experience and his proven ability to mobilize teams and achieve results under challenging market conditions, will lead the business area into the next phase. I look forward to close collaboration with him as we continue our integration efforts,” said Brian Ejsing, Group COO, DSV. “On behalf of the Board, I would like to
thank Albert-Derk for his work over the past 15 years. His contributions were instrumental in shaping our Contract Logistics business, and we wish him all the best for his future endeavors.”
Since joining DSV in 2013, Maciej Walenda has held several key positions, including the managing director for Poland, the Executive Vice President for Central and Eastern Europe, and most recently the Regional CEO for Contract Logistics in Europe.
“I am very
pleased to assume this position at a time characterized by the consolidation of sites and the onboarding of thousands of new colleagues worldwide. Through the integration, we will expand our presence, consolidate our strengths, and enhance our ability to meet our customers' needs. I am proud to drive the Contract Logistics business forward in this critical phase, and I look forward to what we can achieve together,” said Maciej Walenda regarding his
