Global logistics company, Rhenus Group, boosts its Air & Ocean division with strategic personnel appointments on a global scale.
Rhenus Group Announces New Leadership Appointments
In a self-authored announcement, the Rhenus Group has revealed plans for strategic leadership changes within the organisation, aiming to build a future-ready company. The changes, effective from August 1, 2025, and October 1, 2025, will see the appointments of Joachim Hanssen as CEO for Asia Pacific (APAC) and Alberto Martinez as CEO for Europe (EU).
Joachim Hanssen, a seasoned Rhenus Group veteran with over 20 years of service, will oversee the Greater China, Central Asia, and Turkey regions in his new role as CEO for APAC. His extensive experience and expertise are expected to drive growth and success in the APAC region.
Meanwhile, Alberto Martinez, previously the Vice President of Global Ocean Freight, will succeed Markus Lingohr as CEO for Europe. Martinez will assume his new responsibilities on October 1, 2025.
In a related move, Renee Toh, who brings over 20 years of ocean freight experience, has been appointed to lead Global Ocean Freight. Toh will replace Alberto Martinez in this role, effective September 25, 2025.
The announcement does not provide any financial updates, details about new partnerships or acquisitions, or changes in the leadership of the EU or APAC regions, or the global freight leadership, apart from the aforementioned appointments and role changes. It also does not contain any advertisements.
These strategic leadership changes are part of Rhenus Group's ongoing efforts to adapt and thrive in the evolving global business landscape. The company remains committed to delivering exceptional service and value to its clients around the world.
The new appointments of Joachim Hanssen and Alberto Martinez as CEOs for APAC and EU, respectively, are aimed at driving growth and success in the respective regions within the Rhenus Group, a future-ready company in the finance, industry, transportation, and leadership sectors. The strategic leadership changes announced by the Rhenus Group are part of their ongoing efforts to adapt and prosper in the ever-evolving global business landscape.
