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Thu 8 May 2014, 14:23 GMT

Dan-Bunkering trader moves to Dubai


Dan-Bunkering's Dubai team now consists of ten members of staff.

A/S Dan-Bunkering Ltd. has announced that Søren Emil Lyngsaae Dam [pictured] has transferred from its head office in Middelfart to Dan-Bunkering (Middle East) DMCC in Dubai.

Danish-born Lyngsaae Dam holds a masters degree in interpersonal organizational communication from the University of Aalborg and has been employed as a bunker trader at Dan-Bunkering in Middelfart for just over a year. The transfer is part of his career plan within the company, Dan-Bunkering said.

With Lyngsaae Dam on board, the Dubai team now consists of ten members of staff in total. His contact details have been provided below.

Søren Emil Lyngsaae Dam
Direct line: +971 4429 5603
Mobile: +971 527 777791
Email: sed@dan-bunkering.com
Yahoo: danbunk_sed

The contact details for Dan-Bunkering (Middle East) DMCC are as follows:

Address:
Jumeirah Business Centre 3, Plot No. Y1, Office No. 3404
Jumeirah Lakes Towers, P.O. Box 37034
Dubai
United Arab Emirates

Telephone: +971 4 429 5600
Fax: +971 4 429 5699
Email: mideast@dan-bunkering.com
Website: www.dan-bunkering.com

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