Oliver Rüter remains head of the System Alliance Europe steering committee

Steering Committee System Alliance Europe - print

Berlin, 14.11.2017 - A new steering committee was elected at the shareholders' meeting of System Alliance Europe Partnership GbR. The committee will consist of the following members for the next two years:

Frachet, Cédric - Groupe HeppnerHaas, Manfred - Streck Transport AGKonzett, Walter - Gebrüder Weiss Gesellschaft m.b.H.Magnor, Matthias - Hellmann Worldwide Logistics Road & Rail GmbH & Co.KG Peters, Stephan - Rhenus Freight Logistics GmbH & Co. KGRüter, Oliver - L.W. Cretschmar GmbH & Co. KGvan Dessel, Guido - H. EssersWolpert, Jürgen - Friedrich Zufall GmbH & Co. KGZuidgeest, Frans - Mainfreight Europe

At the first meeting, O. Rüter was confirmed as Chairman of the Steering Committee for a further period. Frans Zuidgeest was elected as his deputy. Rüter commented on his re-election: "I am happy to continue the work we have started. We are facing major strategic challenges. Our attractiveness as the leading European cooperation will have to be significantly optimized for our customers in the context of digitalization."

Rüter continues: "The network is in a state of upheaval and we will be able to develop very quickly. In January 2018, we will have completely converted our digital processing to the new IT platform "Log-IT 2020". The realignment will result in modern and future-proof offerings for our customers and System Alliance Europe partners." Initial concepts are to be developed in specially created innovation circles. The cooperation currently consists of 59 partners who are represented in 32 European countries with 193 companies. red

Photo from left: W. Konzett, F. Zuidgeest, C. Frachet, M. Haas, O. Rüter, J. Wolpert, U. Meyer (Managing Partner System Alliance Europe Agency GmbH) and M. Magnor (absent G. van Dessel and S. Peters)

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