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Philip Brown appointed UK Managing Director for SBS Worldwide

August 17, 2011

Philip Brown, UK Managing Director
Philip Brown, UK Managing Director

Philip Brown, who has worked in the logistics and freight forwarding industry for over 20 years, has been appointed UK Managing Director for SBS Worldwide.
 

Steve Walker , Group Chairman said ‘  This completes  our senior management appointments that will see our change from an A2B forwarder to a Supply Chain driven model, with Phil’s expertise allied with our consultative brand Virtualized Logistics leading the drive’. Philip Brown joins SBS from NYK Logistics Europe where he was a Director. He has also worked in senior executive positions within the Zeigler and Schenker organisations and was previously President and Chief Executive Officer of Geologistics SpA Italy. He is married and has two daughters.
 

Philip Brown says: “SBS Worldwide is currently expanding its business operations into new areas of the world and I am very excited to be joining the organisation at this time. I look forward to meeting our clients and worldwide partners during the next few months.”  

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