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Mon 14 Oct 2013, 12:52 GMT

Bomin appoints Trader Manager


Adam Toale is named Trader Manager Europe at Bomin International Trading.

Bomin Group has today announced that Adam Toale has accepted the role of Trader Manager Europe at Bomin International Trading.

Toale brings with him over 20 years of experience as a ship broker with Gibsons and as an insurance broker with Lloyds of London. He joined Bominflot Ltd., London, as Development Analyst Trader on October 1st 2012.

"His extensive skills and enthusiasm will bring a tremendous depth of knowledge to the Bomin International Trading team," Bomin said in an emailed statement.

Toale will work alongside Dave Gregory, supporting the activities Bomin International Trading's offices in London, Athens, Hamburg, Scandinavia, Capetown, and Genoa.

The Bomin International Trading team comprises 37 bunker traders in 11 offices worldwide.

Contact details for Adam Toale have been provided below.

Bomin International Trading
22 Lairgate
Beverley
East Riding of Yorkshire HU17 8EP
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 1482 219428
Mobile +44 7798 683225
E-mail atoale@bominflot.co.uk

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