Scandlines skal have ny topchef

Driftdirektør Michael Guldmann Petersen overtager ledelsen af Scandlines indtil en ny administrerende direktør er fundet. PR-foto: Scandlines.

PR-foto: Scandlines.

Bernt Hertz Jensen Bernt Hertz Jensen

Published 23 February 2024 - 12:18 Modified 23 February 2024 - 12:18

Færgerne på ruterne Rødby-Puttgarden og Gedser-Rostock skal have ny direktør. Det står klart efter at færgerederiet Scandlines’ hidtidige administrerende direktør, Carsten Nørland, havde sidste arbejdsdag niende februar.

Ifølge Scandlines har Carsten Nørland selv søgt nye udfordringer, og driftsdirektør Michael Guldmann Petersen har overtaget ledelsen af selskabet, indtil en ny administrerende direktør er fundet.

– Jeg vil gerne benytte lejligheden til at takke Carsten for hans bidrag til Scandlines. Han overdrager en velfungerende og grønnere trafikmaskine med stort fokus på kundeoplevelsen. Scandlines er godt positioneret til fremtiden, og vi vil fortsætte med at investere i forretningen for at levere langsigtet vækst. Jeg ønsker Carsten held og lykke i hans fremtidige virke, siger Vagn Sørensen, formand for Scandlines’ tilsynsråd.

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