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Fri 21 Jan 2011, 10:16 GMT

Bunker trader leaves Ship-Service


Senior trader will be leaving Polish supplier later this month to pursue his bunker career abroad.

Polish bunker supplier Ship-Service S.A has announced that senior bunker trader Piotr Dabrowski will be leaving the company later this month.

In a statement, Ship-Service that Dabrowski will be working for the company up until Wednesday 26th January, after which he will be leaving to pursue his professional bunker career abroad.

Speaking to Bunker Index, Dabrowski was unable to confirm the name of his new employer, but said that he expected the company to be making an announcement regarding his new position within the next week.

"We would like to thank for his long time, valuable commitment to Ship-Service operation and wish him much success and satisfaction in his new job. We believe our professional contacts with him will be sustained to the benefit of both sides," Piotr Zalewski, Vice President Sales, said.

Commenting on the company's future objectives Zalewski said: "Our company is continuously deeply committed to further development and improvement of high quality bunker supply services in Poland."

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