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ISS Opens New Head Office in London

November 18, 2016

Maritime and logistics service provider Inchcape Shipping Services (ISS) has officially opened its new head office in London.


Based in Fenchurch Street in the heart of the City, the new office for ISS’ leadership team has been opened to bring it closer to key customers’ London offices and more accessible for customers and staff visiting from overseas. Other core functions now based in London include Innovation, Marketing, Sales Support and Accounts.

Guests joining ISS at the official opening celebrations represented a number of ISS’ key customers, trade journalists and other industry contacts.

Chris Whiteside, Chief Executive Officer, ISS said, “Our focus on customer engagement highlighted a need to be located closer to our key principals and London is a key maritime market.

“Feedback on our new London base has been extremely positive from customers, employees and other stakeholders alike and we were delighted to have so many guests join us to mark our official opening.”

ISS’ office in Chafford Hundred, Essex, remains open for operational teams including Hub Agency Services, Information Technology and the ISS U.K. operations team.
 

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