Grospiron in Paris has announced that it has expanded the role of its Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), Frédérique Harbison. Until recently she was responsible for overseeing the sales development of the moving and relocations business in the Paris and Lille offices. Her role now covers the whole of France including the company’s offices in Lyon, Nice, Marseille and Toulouse.
On April 1st 2024, Ruth Lyons was announced as Sales Director for the UK at Gerson Relocation. In her new role, Ruth will collaborate closely with Global Mobility and HR teams to identify their main challenges regarding employee relocation, her primary focus is to offer tailored solutions to maximise employee experience.
Effective April 1st, JC Cardot has been appointed Group Chief Operating Officer. His experience in operational excellence, passion and strategic leadership are invaluable assets to our group. He will oversee all moving and relocation operations, ensuring quality, efficiency and collaboration between all companies and departments in our group.
Philippe Mirault ( Group Managing Director) says:
“I have been working with JC for many years and am confident that with his input, we will continue to shape the future and meet the challenges of our ever-changing industry. Welcome JC!”
Alfa Mobility has appointed Tuomo Lindholm to the position of Chief Operating Officer for its Mobility Business. In that role Tuomo will lead operations across the Nordic region, with a focus on optimizing processes and enhancing the quality of immigration and relocation services.
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HR executive Linda Herbert has joined JK Moving Services, as Vice President, Talent Development. Linda will head up training and talent development for JK Moving and its sister company, CapRelo, a global employee relocation and assignment management firm serving corporate and public sector clients.
Alfa Mobility has appointed Andrew Cummins as the new Chief Operating Officer (COO) for its Move Business Area, effective from the 1st of January 2024. Andrew has been with Alfa Mobility since 2017 and in the moving industry since 1984. As COO, Andrew will be responsible for Alfa’s global partner relations, procurement, and European planning departments. Andrew will hold strategic oversight over the quality of processes, operational methods, and supporting applications for the moving operations.
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Cologne-Frechen/Bratislava, 29 February 2024 – Hub Bratislava: Hasenkamp is pleased to announce the opening of its newest office in Bratislava, Slovakia, marking a major milestone in the company’s strategic expansion in the relocation industry. Led by Ladislav Urban, the new office will offer relocation and moving services for authorities, companies, and individuals in Eastern Europe. By expanding its activities, Hasenkamp intends to strengthen its presence in the region and enhance its existing network, which already includes Poland, Germany, the Benelux countries, Spain and the United Arab Emirates.
The opening of the new office in Bratislava is a pivotal step in Hasenkamp’s expansion strategy in Central and Eastern Europe. With the appointment of Ladislav Urban, a 42-year-old native of Slovakia, as head of this facility, Hasenkamp is underlining its commitment to leveraging local expertise to meet specific market demands. Urban’s extensive experience in the industry and deep understanding of the Eastern European market further enhance Hasenkamp’s position in the region.
Statements of the managing directors
Thomas Schneider, Managing Director of Hasenkamp Holding, and Markus Luthe, Managing Director of Relocation, have expressed their enthusiasm for the company’s latest expansion. Mr. Schneider sees this expansion as “a significant step in achieving our growth strategy in Central and Eastern Europe. The decision to have a presence in Bratislava underlines Hasenkamp’s strategic approach of offering services where they are needed most. As an important economic center in the region, Bratislava offers optimal conditions for serving the Eastern European market.”
Luthe adds, “We are delighted to welcome Ladislav Urban on board, who brings with him extensive expertise and in-depth market knowledge. The opening of the center in Bratislava, with its fleet of vehicles and storage facilities, strengthens our European network and enables us to meet the growing demand for high-quality relocation services in this region.”
Ladislav Urban emphasizes: “This move is a fantastic opportunity to expand our specialized offering in Eastern Europe. I am very much looking forward to the challenge of being even closer to our customers in Central and Eastern Europe under the Hasenkamp brand.”
A comprehensive offer
Hasenkamp is known for its comprehensive moving and relocation services. The company specializes in supporting public authorities, companies and private individuals with relocation and storage services. The distinctive range of services is complemented by expertise in art logistics, which plays a special role within the Hasenkamp Group. These services are now increasingly accessible to customers throughout the Eastern European region via the central hub in Slovakia.
JK Moving Services in Washington DC has promoted Jackie Stouffer to vice president, International. Jackie is taking over from Phil Wells, who retired after leading the company through a period of rapid growth. She reports directly to JK President David Cox.
Intermark Relocations in Moscow has joined OMNI (Overseas Moving Network International). The company is also a member of IAM (International Association of Movers), One Group, and EuRA (European Relocation Association).
The company is privately owned. It started business in 1993 as a DSP (Destination Services Provider) and quickly expanded to become one of the first relocation consultancies in the CIS countries. It now handles over 200 family relocations every month. Unusually, it made the transition from DSP into moving, rather than the other way around.