Jørgen Møller, CEO of DSV Air & Sea Holding A/S, will step down in late March 2015. Carsten Trolle has been appointed new CEO for the division. He currently heads DSV Air & Sea in North America, says the company in a statement:
"With his many years with the company Jørgen has helped form the DSV we know today. He has been a key driving force behind the development and growth of the Air & Sea Division and we are very grateful to him for that. At the same time he has managed to build a strong, global management team around him. The Division is therefore in safe hands when the baton is passed on in April to Carsten Trolle, who shares many of the same leadership values as Jørgen Møller. We would like to wish Jørgen Møller and his family all the best for his new journey," says DSV CEO Jens Bjørn Andersen.
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