Wed 18 Jun 2014 08:51

Glander International Bunkering appoints trader in Dubai


Elza Adamyan is appointed bunker and lubricant trader.



Glander International Bunkering, trader and broker of marine fuels and lubricants, has announced that Elza Adamyan [pictured] has been appointed bunker and lubricant trader at its office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Adamyan has several years of bunkering experience in the Middle East, particularly in industrial supplies. Prior to joining Glander, she worked as a Business Development Executive at Dubai-based Energy International Fzc between 2011 and 2013.

"She will bring a wealth of knowledge in bunkering activities in both Middle Eastern & Russian ports," the company said.

Commenting on the appointment, Managing Director and CEO of Glander International Bunkering Group, Christoffer Berg Lassen, remarked: "As our company continues to experience rapid expansion and growth globally, we have needed to strength our committed trading team in the Middle East. Elza joins us as a new member of this team, and we know that her expertise within the bunkering field will help to continue the development of the Glander International Bunkering brand."

"This well-timed appointment comes as Glander International Bunkering looks to continue its already strong market presence throughout the Middle-Eastern region," the company added.

Contact details for Elza Adamyan are as follows:

Elza Adamyan
Bunker & Lubricant Trader
Mobile: +971 55 875 0568
Email: ela@gibunkering.com

Please find below the contact details for Glander International Bunkering in Dubai.

Glander International Bunkering DMCC
Telephone: +971 4 437 1700
Fax: +971 4 428 1560
Email: bunkers@gibunkering.com
Website: www.gibunkering.com

Address:
Office No. 3606, 3607 & 3608
Liwa Heights, Jumeirah Lakes Towers
P.O. Box 283933
Dubai
United Arab Emirates


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