The British -related ports (ABP) has announced changes within its higher commercial team, which aims to enhance customer value and support continuous growth across Humber, Wales and short sea ports (WSSP).
Lex Hanham is now Chairman For WSSP, behind the Litten, who becomes the head of commercial Hambar area in ABP.
Together, these two regions cover 20 of the ABP 21 ports, with Hambar being the UK The largest commercial portal Depending on size.
Paul Litten brings nearly a contract of ABP and a wider profession in customer service and customer service.
He developed the solutions of designed clients and built long -term relationships based on confidence.
Litten said: “I look forward to continuing to build my participation with clients and get rid of a message that the Humber ports can offer from ABP.”
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Lex Hanham is entering its new role after it has held various commercial roles in ABP on A. The marine profession is 17 years old.
Recently, she worked as director of business development, and she supports Clean energy transmission initiatives.
Her previous experience also includes Sinira commercial responsibilities in the port of Southampton, where it works across sectors such as dry mixing, Shipping projectand Carsand Shipping containerAnd Railway.
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“I am pleased to present a team of talented commercial colleagues throughout England, Scotland and Wales. With this wonderful geographical footprint, a variety of specializations through our ports, we can provide a wealth of opportunities in addition to the flexible solutions they need,” Lex Hanham said.
“I look forward to taking advantage of my experience in working with a large group of customers, not only in shipping and logistics services, but also through sectors related to energy transmission and startups to help enhance current customer relationships and develop our attractiveness to future customers.”
In March, ABP was appointed Tim Hathaway as head of the continuous improvement of the Hambar region.
