CDH appoints bunker manager

Mon 17 Jan 2011, 14:03 GMT

CDH appoints bunker manager

Newly appointed bunker manager succeeds Arnaud Waché at French supply firm CDH.

Bunker supplier Compagnie de Distribution des Hydrocarbures (CDH) has today confirmed that it has appointed a new bunker manager, or 'Black Products Manager'.

After five years in the bunker industry, Bunker, Bitumen, HCO, Sulphur and VGO Manager Arnaud Waché will be leaving the company to work for LBC tank terminals as Marketing and Sales Manager for South Europe (France, Spain and Portugal) from February 1st 2011.

Fernando Regueral Bolado [pictured] succeeds Waché as the new bunker manager having joined CDH parent company LyondellBasell Industries this week.

Regueral previously worked as a member of the Country Management Team at Shell España, Madrid from 2006 to 2010 and was also Country Manager for the Marine Division at Shell Singapore Marine Products.

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