Personnel
Hendrik Rosenboom leaves DKV
After more than four years as Chief Digital Officer (CDO), Hendrik Rosenboom will leave the DKV Mobility Services Group's management board on January 31, 2020.
Rosenboom is leaving the mobility service provider at his own request. Marco van Kalleveen will take over Rosenboom's responsibilities in his role as CEO of the DKV Group until further notice.
CEO Marco van Kalleveen: "On behalf of the shareholders, I would also like to thank Hendrik Rosenboom for his outstanding work here at DKV. Over the past four years, Hendrik has made a significant contribution to strengthening our company's innovative capacity and driving forward its digital transformation. He has brought new, digital business models for the logistics and transport industry to market maturity, modernized DKV's existing IT infrastructure and digitized and optimized key organizational processes. We therefore regret his departure from the Management Board, but wish him all the best for his personal and professional future and continued success."
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