The begin of July saw Thomas Niederer step into his fresh role as Switzerland’s Nation Manager for Land Transport on the international transport and logistics company, Gebrüder Weiss. He succeeds Oskar Kramer who is retiring after 45 years with the corporate.
“Oskar Kramer’s many a long time of laborious work and dedication were pivotal in making our company the success it is this day, critically in Switzerland. Over present years he has made a essential impact for us, first and foremost as Branch Manager and extra lately as Nation Manager Land Transport,” says Wolfram Senger-Weiss, CEO of Gebrüder Weiss, praising Kramer’s provider to the corporate.
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Kramer has additionally demonstrated illustrious dedication to the wants of the alternate in Jap Switzerland thru his role as Fraction President of Spedlogswiss, the affiliation of Swiss forwarding and logistics corporations, since 2011.
His successor Thomas Niederer has been with the corporate for some 28 years. His newest role was as Finance and Accounting Manager West, an enviornment with shut hyperlinks to the national subsidiary. Over the previous 15 years, he has been a key participant in Gebrüder Weiss’ growth into Germany, Asia, North The united states, and his fresh cost of Switzerland.
“Oskar Kramer leaves us a country group that’s excellently positioned to grow quiet extra,” says Niederer. “I’m taking a check forward to this fresh bother and to working on the side of the crew to continue Gebrüder Weiss’ success story in Switzerland.” The subsidiary is already aiming for imprint fresh heights: The Pratteln space shut to Basel is attributable to be expanded with an computerized high-bay warehouse.
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The Alpine republic has been a key market for Gebrüder Weiss for over 130 years. This day, its 220 workers supply all-round solutions masking transport, warehouse, contract, and transport logistics from its Land Transport places in Pratteln and Altenrhein on the banks of Lake Constance, and from Zurich for all Air & Sea products and services.
