A magazine published by Duisburger Hafen AG June 2009 - Duisport

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6 duisport magazine June 2009 EVENTS transport logistic 2009 Numerous intensive contacts, including significantly more with decision makers than in past years, as well as lots of specific enquiries made transport logistic a worthwhile investment. �� Allgemeine Land- und Seespedition ALS, CM Eurologistik, CTD Dortmund, DeCeTe Duisburger Container- Terminalgesellschaft, Deutsche Transport Genossenschaft (DTG), EWT Schiffahrtsgesellschaft, Gelsen-Log, HTAG Häfen und Transport, Imperial Reederei, Lehnkering logistics & services, Planungsgesellschaft kombinierter Verkehr Duisburg, Seacon Logistics Germany and Simon Hegele services of our new subsidiary ‘duisport consult’,” said Schlipköther. “Despite the crisis long term investment projects in energy generation and indus- trial plant are continuing. Our packing logistics range bundled in VTS created great interest in Munich,” added Bangen. Satisfied co-exhibitors The duisport-Group did not only present its own range of services on its stand. Port residents and numerous well known Duisburg handling, forwarding, shipping and charter companies were there as co-exhibitors (see adjoining box). For Robert Baack, a board member of Lehnkering Holding GmbH since January 2009 and head of the Shipping Logistics & Services division, contacts with leading representatives of the forwarding industry were of prime importance. “The Munich exhibition was a good opportunity to keep up contacts in the chemical logistics sector and to develop new connections. We also continued to send positive signals with our presence in Munich.” Gerhard Hilscher, Operations Manager of the Duisburg container terminal DeCeTe, was very satisfied with the results of the exhibition. “We were able to make new, first class customer contacts and note down numerous specific enquiries. Obviously the renewed costs pressure caused by the economic situation is leading many companies to consider new, cost saving paths, including for logistics. We have taken a great deal of work with us from Munich and can write lots of tenders in the next few weeks.”
Hans Egon Schwarz, member of the board of Deutschen Transportgenossenschaft Binnenschiffahrt e.G., had already invited some customers in advance to the duisport exhibition stand where DTG was flying the flag for the third time. “You cannot keep up such a large number of top customer contacts at any other exhibition in the way you can in Munich. The discussions we had and also the specific enquiries have encouraged us to think that things will get better in inland waterways too during the course of the year. The pleasantly bright ambience of the duisport exhibition stand with its excellent hospitality also sent positive signals to our customers.” Attractive supporting program As was the case two years ago the girl group “Female Vibes”, performing from 4pm to 6pm daily (and beyond) ensured there was a good vibe both musically and visually for the exhibitors and guests on �� (lr) As part of Balkenende’s NRW tour Erich Staake, Chief Executive Officer of Duisburger Hafen AG, Günther Kozlowski, Chairman of the Supervisory Board and State Sectary in the Transport Ministry, and the Mayor of Duisburg, Adolf Sauerland, came together. During their visit to the logport site issues that were dealt with included the development of the “Betuwe” transport route (the rail connection between Rotterdam and the Ruhr region) and the “Eiserner Rhein” route, the rail connection between Antwerp and Duisburg. In order to safeguard the location’s growth the discussion partners agreed to intensify the cooperation between the Port of Duisburg and the Port of Rotterdam. transport logistic 2009 “Female Vibes” wow their public once again – musically and visually. the joint duisport stand. The four attractive professional musicians from Leipzig, Berlin and Frankfurt contributed to ensuring that the Duisburg company representatives had plenty of visitors even at EVENTS the evening “blue hour” and wrapped the evenings up with excellent soul, jazz and rock. On May 13, 2009 the Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende and Dr. Jürgen Rüttgers, Minister President of the State of NRW, visited the Port of Duisburg. NRW-Minister President Dr. Jürgen Rüttgers, the Dutch Minister President Jan Balkenende, Erich Staake, Chief Executive Officer of Duisburger Hafen AG, and Duisburg’s Mayor Adolf Sauerland (from left) duisport magazine June 2009 7
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