IBT hires member of staff

Tue 15 Sep 2015, 18:35 GMT

IBT hires member of staff

Roman Vilner joins the company's office in Rostock.

Hamburg-headquartered IBT Group of Companies has announced the appointment of Roman Vilner, who will be working as a sales support member of staff.

In a statement, the company said: "Roman Vilner will further strengthen IBT's growth ambitions. Roman has shipping background and will support IBT sales team daily business."

Vilner will be based at the company's office in Rostock. His contact details have been provided below.

IBT Bunkering and Trading
Reuterstr. 17
18211 Bargeshagen (Rostock)
Germany

Tel: +49 38203 74270
Email: bunker@ibtbunker.com
Yahoo ID: roman_ibt

Appointment Germany


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