Trader leaves Dan-Bunkering

Tue 2 Dec 2014, 06:19 GMT

Trader leaves Dan-Bunkering

Maria Blicher had been employed at the company for three years.

Danish bunker trader Maria Blicher [pictured] has vacated her position at Dan-Bunkering Ltd. She had been employed at the firm for three years after joining in September 2011.

Prior to working for Dan-Bunkering, Blicher had been an employee of logistics company Shipping.dk - also a member of the United Shipping and Trading Company (USTC) group - since 2009, where she had worked in operations.

In her Linkedin profile, she is currently listed as being based in Rotterdam and "looking for new job opportunities".

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