Tue 3 Aug 2010 05:55

OW Bunker appoints trader in South Korea


Bunker firm strengthens its trading team in Seoul with latest appointment.



OW Bunker, one of the world’s leading suppliers and traders of marine fuel, has announced the appointment of a new bunker trader, Kate Lim, at its office in South Korea.

Prior to joining OW Bunker, Kate Lim worked for LG Electronics in Sweden as part of the Special Training Program on Trade for Future Businessmen, which is run by Korea’s Ministry of Knowledge Economy and the Korean International Trade Association.

A recent graduate, she also has a degree in American and British Culture and Business Administration from Sogang University, Seoul.

"The appointment further strengthens the growing team in the region and will serve to support the company’s ambitious plans for growth and expansion within Asia," OW Bunker said in a statement.

Commenting on the appointment, Joon Kim, Branch Manager, OW Bunker South Korea, said: “I am delighted that Kate Lim has joined to further strengthen our team. The Seoul office has realised real success over the past three years and I am confident that she will play an important role in helping us continue this, as well as meeting our ambitious growth objectives as the company looks to further develop and expand its considerable presence in Asia; a vital market for the business.”

OW Bunker began its operation in South Korea in 2007 as part of the company’s strategy to expand its worldwide network.

The company says it has delivered consistent growth over the past three years, expanding its team as well as well as its customer base for both local and international customers.


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