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New MD for Glander Int'l Bunkering (India)

May 27, 2015

 

Glander International Bunkering is proud to announce that Ajay Menon has been appointed as the Managing Director of Glander International Bunkering (India) Private Limited. Prior to his promotion, Mr. Menon was Senior Bunker/Lubricant Trader & Team Leader in the Dubai office.

Ajay is a native of Kerala and has an MBA from Warwick University, UK. He is the longest serving employee of the Glander International Bunkering Group and has been working from the Dubai office.

The company has made the decision to change the leadership in order to boost the performance level of the office and contribute to the overall growth strategy of the group.

Commenting on the promotion, Managing Director & CEO of the Glander International Bunkering Group, Christoffer Berg Lassen said:
‘I would like to congratulate our longest serving team member on this promotion. It has been very well deserved through the hard work, dedication and loyalty that Ajay has given the company in his many years of working here. I know that Ajay will use his bunkering talent to ensure that our Mumbai office’s performance is boosted under his leadership.’

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