Petit Forestier Announces Management Changes in the UK
Petit Forestier, a leading provider in the refrigeration and cold chain solutions industry, is delighted to announce the appointment of Barrie Javens in the distinguished position of Managing Director for Petit Forestier UK.
He replaces Neale Brothwood who has decided to step down from the position of Managing Director for personal reasons. However, Neale will remain with the business in a directorship capacity.
Barrie Javens brings a wealth of logistics industry and consulting experience, where he has effectively managed various business divisions.
The group is confident that these changes will fortify its position in the market and set the stage for continued success and ongoing expansion within the UK.
On his appointment, Barrie said: “I am truly honoured and excited to take on the role of Managing Director for Petit Forestier United Kingdom. Petit Forestier is a renowned leader in the Refrigerated Asset Rental sector, and I am committed to building on the strong foundation laid by my predecessor, Neale.”
The group has expressed their heartfelt gratitude to Neale Brothwood for the hard work and dedication demonstrated during his tenure. Neale will continue to play a crucial role in the UK management team, leveraging his extensive knowledge of the business, while supporting Barrie during the transition and beyond.
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