MOL Appoints Chief Country Representatives

March 15, 2016

 Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. (MOL) will appoint dedicated chief country representatives to manage operations in Asia and Oceania effective on April 1, 2016.

 
Currently, MOL assigns Chief Executive Representatives, who manage regions of the Americas, Europe and Africa, and Asia, the Middle East and Oceania to help the group provide services tailored to customer needs in each market.
 
The appointment of Chief Country Representatives will help enhance cross-sectional, intra-regional ties throughout the MOL Group.
 
The Chief Executive Representative was introduced in June 2015. Toshiya Konishi (Chief Executive Representative, Americas), Nobuo Ishihara (Chief Executive Representative, Europe, Africa), Toshiyuki Sonobe (Chief Executive Representative, Asia, the Middle East, Oceania), and Mitsujiro Akasaka (Deputy Chief Executive Representative, Asia, the Middle East, Oceania) oversee their designated regions.
 
To make the most of the MOL Group's business network and resources, the newly appointed Chief Country Representatives will work to enhance business capabilities and promote the MOL brand as the group's representative in charge of their nation/region. 
 
They will develop and offer proposals for comprehensive transport services in response to specific needs in national and regional markets.
 
MOL will allocate a Chief Country Representative in the U.A.E. (Dubai) in June and assign Chief Country Representatives to the Americas, Europe, and Africa as needed.
 

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