Wed 30 Mar 2016, 09:57 GMT

Glander International Bunkering hires trader in Singapore


Guyson Kang has worked in the maritime industry for over three years.



Glander International Bunkering - a trader and broker of marine fuel and lubricants - has appointed Guyson Kang [pictured] as bunker and lubricant trader at its Singapore office.

In a statement, the company said: "Guyson joins Glander International Bunkering with regional expertise in the Asia Pacific region and has been in the maritime industry for over three years. His supply knowledge, negotiation and communication skills are further enhanced with his ability to speak English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Teochew. Mr. Kang has also acquired a degree in marketing from Murdoch University which further adds to his business acumen."

"Glander International Bunkering prides itself in the diversity of its people and being able deliver quality service throughout all time zones," the bunker firm added.

Commenting on the appointment, Christoffer Berg Lassen, Managing Director and CEO of the Glander International Bunkering group, remarked: "With six offices on a global scale we pride ourselves on our extensive network coverage. While our team has specialisations; together our knowledge expands the globe, leaving no port untouched. Guyson brings considerable knowledge, in addition to this, a 'can do' attitude and we are positive that he will go the distance to satisfy his clients."

Contact details for Guyson Kang have been provided below.

Guyson Kang
Bunker & Lubricant Trader
Office: +65 627 588 61
Mobile: +65 982 776 68
Email: guk@gibunkering.com


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