MOVE Logistics (ASX:MOV) appoints new interim CEO to assume operational leadership starting early September.

1 min read | August 16, 2024 09:59 AM AEST | By Team Kalkine Media

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MOVE Logistics (ASX:MOV) has revealed that Paul Millward will assume the role of interim CEO starting in early September. Millward, formerly the CEO of ‘2 Cheap Cars,’ an NZX-listed company, is set to bring a robust background in sales leadership, finance, and executive management to the role. His extensive experience spans both New Zealand and international markets, providing him with a diverse perspective on business operations and strategic growth.

Under Millward’s leadership, MOVE Logistics anticipates a strategic overhaul aimed at refining the company’s operations. The appointment comes as MOVE Logistics seeks to navigate current market challenges and position itself for future success. Current CEO Craig Evans will remain in his role during the transition period to facilitate a seamless handover and ensure continuity.

Julia Raue, Chair of MOVE Logistics, expressed her excitement about Millward’s appointment, highlighting his exceptional track record in delivering results and his strong commitment to talent development. Raue emphasized that Millward’s leadership will be pivotal in reshaping and streamlining the business. His focus will be on aligning MOVE Logistics with prevailing market conditions, enhancing operational efficiency, and positioning the company for long-term growth and resilience.

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