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Wed 1 Apr 2015 11:55

GAC Bunker Fuels appoints Global Trading Manager


Colin Holloway to manage GAC's trading team from the company's headquarters in Dubai.

Colin Holloway [pictured] has been appointed Global Trading Manager to manage the growing team of GAC Bunker Fuels traders around the world, based at the company's headquarters in Dubai.

Commenting on the news, GAC said: "He brings a wealth of trading and supply experience to his new post, and is well-known in bunker fuel circles in the Middle East, a key market for GAC Bunker Fuels."

Nicholas Browne, GAC Bunker Fuels’ Global Director, remarked: "The creation of Colin's new position as Global Trading Manager reflects the growth and development of our team over the past three years. He is a valuable addition to the team and further strengthens our ability to meet customer requirements in an ethical and transparent way."

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