XO Shipping Makes Management Change - ShippingWatch

Trang chủ » Change Xo » XO Shipping Makes Management Change - ShippingWatch

Có thể bạn quan tâm

Advertisement

Sections

  • Latest news
  • Container
  • Logistics
  • Bulk
  • Tanker
  • Regulation

About ShippingWatch

  • Contact the editorial team
  • Our values
  • About ShippingWatch
  • Follow us on LinkedIn
  • Available jobs in the industry

Get access

  • Log in
  • Buy subscription
  • Subscribe to newsletters
  • Contact customer service

Apps

  • Download app for iOS
  • Download app for Android
XO Shipping makes management changeJobs

Project Manager, Ocean Chartering

See all jobsJobs

Project Manager, Ocean Chartering

See all jobs
  • Sign up for our newsletter

    Stay ahead of development by receiving our newsletter on the latest sector knowledge.

    E-mail addressClearContinue
  • I want to receive customized email newsletters from Watch Medier A/S, including information about our brands and group companies, conferences, courses, networking, competitions and digital services. With my consent, I also agree to the processing of my personal data and that information about my interaction with marketing messages (such as opening and reading) is collected using tracking pixels and similar technologies. Read more in our privacy policy and cookie policy. Consent can always be revoked via the unsubscribe link in newsletters. BackSubscribe
Latest newsSee allFurther readingSeveral shipping companies including Maersk had slowly begun to return to the Red Sea, but now the security risk is rising again after Israel and the US attacked Iran. | Foto: Amr Abdallah DalshDid you read?SubscriptionAttack on Iran “dramatically” increases risk for shipping companies"We have a lot of customers who contact us to learn more about their options," Greg Tompsett, head of customs in the US at Kuehne+Nagel, tells ShippingWatch.Did you read?SubscriptionKuehne+Nagel prepares customers for tough battle over billions in tariff refunds"It always causes unrest in the workplace when you are facing a major round of layoffs," says Kia Philip Dollerschell, legal director at Djøf. | Foto: Djøf/PRBulkSubscriptionXO Shipping makes management change

Alexander Sillehoved steps down from the management team of XO Shipping, though he stays on as partner in the dry bulk operator, which expects a record profit for 2021.

With Alexander Sillehoved's (right) departure from XO Shipping's managing team, daily management will be centered on Kim Pihl (left) going forward. | Photo: PR / XO Shipping
With Alexander Sillehoved's (right) departure from XO Shipping's managing team, daily management will be centered on Kim Pihl (left) going forward. | Photo: PR / XO Shipping
Tomas KristiansenSPTomas Kristiansen and SØREN PICO

Dry bulk operator XO Shipping makes changes to its top management, with Alexander Sillehoved stepping down from the team.

Did you read?SubscriptionFired Maersk staff have begun contacting unionA plume of smoke rises following a reported explosion in Tehran on February 28, 2026. Two loud blasts were heard in Tehran on February 28 morning by AFP journalists, and two plumes of thick smoke were seen over the centre and east of the Iranian capital. Israels defence ministry announced it had launched a "preemptive strike" on Iran as sirens sounded in Jerusalem and people across the country received phone alerts about an "extremely serious" threat. | Foto: Atta KenareDid you read?Israel and the US attack IranFoto: Jens DreslingDid you read?SubscriptionMaersk has initiated large-scale layoffs at its headquartersThe request to postpone the plan has been approved by the Department of Commerce, a division of the North Carolina Ministry of Commerce. | Foto: Casper DalhoffDid you read?SubscriptionMaersk postpones plans for North American headquarters

Share article

Related articles

  • Managing partner Alexander Sillehoved. | Photo: PR / XO ShippingXO Shipping plans to expand staff after new record profit

You need to be a subscriber to read the rest of the article.

Front page nowSeveral shipping companies including Maersk had slowly begun to return to the Red Sea, but now the security risk is rising again after Israel and the US attacked Iran. | Foto: Amr Abdallah DalshContainerSubscriptionAttack on Iran “dramatically” increases risk for shipping companiesA plume of smoke rises following a reported explosion in Tehran on February 28, 2026. Two loud blasts were heard in Tehran on February 28 morning by AFP journalists, and two plumes of thick smoke were seen over the centre and east of the Iranian capital. Israels defence ministry announced it had launched a "preemptive strike" on Iran as sirens sounded in Jerusalem and people across the country received phone alerts about an "extremely serious" threat. | Foto: Atta KenareContainerIsrael and the US attack Iran"We have a lot of customers who contact us to learn more about their options," Greg Tompsett, head of customs in the US at Kuehne+Nagel, tells ShippingWatch.LogisticsSubscriptionKuehne+Nagel prepares customers for tough battle over billions in tariff refunds"It always causes unrest in the workplace when you are facing a major round of layoffs," says Kia Philip Dollerschell, legal director at Djøf. | Foto: Djøf/PRContainerSubscriptionFired Maersk staff have begun contacting unionTorm's CEO, Jacob Meldgaard, sees two main reasons why the shipping company is on track to achieve higher earnings than last year. | Foto: Carsten Lundager / TormTankerSubscriptionTorm boss welcomes crude tanker exit from home turfLars Barstad presented Frontline's updates in a full investors room back in September during the Pareto Securities Conference 2025. | Foto: Daniela De LorenzoTankerSubscriptionLars Barstad confirms strongest tanker cycle so farAfter ten years as chairman of the board at Danish Ship Finance, Eivind Kolding will not seek re-election | Foto: Mik EskestadSuppliersSubscriptionFormer Maersk chief steps down as chair of Danish Ship FinancePort of Balboa, which APM Terminals will temporarily operate. Archive photo. | Foto: Martin Bernetti/AFP/Ritzau ScanpixContainerSubscriptionMedia: Authorities in Panama conduct raid on Hutchison subsidiary"We expect another year of strong earnings," says Mikael Skov after the 2025 financial statement. | Foto: HafniaTankerSubscriptionHafnia chief points to new ships as biggest 2026 riskTorben Carlsen will soon be stepping down as CEO of DFDS. | Foto: Thomas LekfeldtLogisticsSubscriptionDFDS hands stock options to management worth almost USD 6mCMB.Tech chief executive Alexander Saverys. | Foto: CMB.TechTankerSubscriptionCMB.Tech enjoys spot rate upside, but will not yet order tanker newbuildsThe port of Rotterdam is Europe's largest in terms of cargo volume. | Foto: Bart BiesemansPortsSubscriptionPort of Rotterdam reports sliding volumes in “challenging” year

Từ khóa » Change Xo