Fri 13 May 2016, 11:41 GMT

Dan-Bunkering trader moves to Connecticut


Kasper Rosenberg has transferred from Dan-Bunkering's head office in Denmark to Stamford, United States.



Dan-Bunkering (America) Inc. - part of A/S United Shipping & Trading Company (USTC) group - has announced that, as from May 1, 2016, Kasper Rosenberg [pictured] has transferred from Dan-Bunkering's head office in Middelfart, Denmark, to the company's office in Stamford, Connecticut.

Rosenberg joined the Middelfart office as a bunker trader in 2013, having previously worked as a shipping agent within the USTC group for two years.

Commenting on his career development at the company, Dan-Bunkering said in a statement: "During the years, Kasper has built up a strong knowledge about the shipping and bunker market in general; however, he is in particular in possession of a proven track record trading with clients in the US."

The Stamford office was established at the beginning of 2015. With the arrival of Rosenberg, the office is now staffed by two people. Mads Buchwald is Sales Manager at the branch.

In his profile on the company's website, Rosenberg says: "What appeals to me in the shipping industry is that two days rarely look the same. I find it very interesting to meet new people and come across different cultures and personalities. Danish, English, the Scandinavian languages and a little German are among the languages I speak. In my leisure time, I spend time on road cycling and socializing with friends."

Contact details for Kasper Rosenberg have been provided below.

Direct Line: +1 203 989 9412
Mobile: +1 203 918 9745
Yahoo: danbunk_kro
Email: kro@dan-bunkering.com

Please find below the contact details for Dan-Bunkering's Stamford office.

Phone: +1 203 989 9410
Email: stamford@dan-bunkering.com

Address:
Dan-Bunkering (America) Inc.
One Stamford Plaza, 263 Tresser Blvd, 9th Floor, Suite 952
Stamford, CT 06901
United States


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