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NOL Appoints Tom Behrens-Sørensen to Board

June 3, 2013

NOL Group announced thatTom Behrens-Sørensen will join its board of directors July 1 and will serve as a member of both the Executive Resource and Compensation Committee and the Enterprise Risk Management Committee.

A shipping veteran with more than three decades of international experience, Mr. Behrens-Sørensen has a distinguished track record as a business first-mover in Europe, Australia and across Asia – particularly in India and China.

Mr. Behrens-Sørensen’s career included a 30-year tenure at A.P. Moller-Maersk, where he held several senior leadership roles. Notably, he led the company’s successful expansion into China from 1994 through 2009, and built strong relations with key local government officials and industry decision makers.

Based in Beijing, Mr. Behrens-Sørensen is a cofounder of the European Union Chamber of Commerce and of the Danish Chamber of Commerce in China. He has been an advisor to various provincial governments in China and currently serves on the boards of ECCO Holding, Odense Maritime Technology, Red Sea Gateway Terminal and the China Merchants LOSCAM Asia.

www.nol.com.sg

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