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Christoph Passek is Managing Director for China and Hong Kong.
Röhlig Logistics announces senior appointments and changes to the management structure in China and Hong Kong.
The owner-managed logistics company Röhlig Logistics has appointed Christoph Passek as Managing Director for China & Hong Kong. The logistics service provider has also strengthened its regional structure by appointing four Area General Managers for the newly created regions of North China, East China, South China & Hong Kong and West China. All changes came into force with effect from January 1, 2024.
Christoph Passek joined Röhlig China in 2020 as General Manager Commercial and looks back on 20 years of industry experience. Albert Ho, Regional CEO - North Asia at Röhlig Logistics, says: "Christoph Passek has contributed significantly to the commercial development of Röhlig China and will continue to drive our success in China and Hong Kong in his new role."
Passek adds: "I am very much looking forward to this new challenge. We have achieved considerable growth in recent years and are highly motivated to continue on this growth path. We also want to expand our position as a preferred partner for customers and as a preferred employer for employees."
With the division into four regions - North China, East China, South China & Hong Kong and West China - and the appointment of four Area General Managers, Röhlig aims to strengthen its regional presence.
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