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Wed 19 Sep 2012, 13:04 GMT

International Bunkering expands trading team


Traders appointed in Singapore and Dubai.

International Bunkering has announced the addition of two new members to its trading teams for bunkering and lubricants.

Karen Moon [pictured] has joined International Bunkering's Singapore office and Koen Korstiaan de Boogert has joined the Dubai office.

Commenting on the appointments, Carsten Ladekjaer, CEO of International Bunkering said: "Koen is from the Netherlands and Karen is from South Korea, so we are once again quite pleased to add two new nationalities to our existing teams in Dubai and Singapore respectively, which are already multicultural. We trust our valued clients and suppliers around the globe will help welcome our two new colleagues as they have kindly done in the past with our existing team members."

Contact details for the two traders are:

Karen Moon
Bunker and Lubricant Trader
Mobile: +65 9129 8877
Yahoo ID: karen_ibsg
Email: kam@ibmeast.com

Koen Cornelis Korstiaan de Boogert
Bunker and Lubricant Trader
Mobile: +971 55 495 6476
Yahoo ID: kdb_ibmeast
Email: kdb@ibmeast.com

Contact details for International Bunkering's offices in Dubai and Singapore have been provided below.

International Bunkering Middle East
Office No. 3606 & 3607
Liwa Heights, Jumeriah Lake Towers
P.O. Box 283933
Dubai
United Arab Emirates

Telephone: +971 4 437 1700
Fax: +971 4 428 1560
Email: bunkers@ibmeast.com

International Bunkering Pte Ltd
1 Harbourfront Avenue
16th Floor, #16-06 Keppel Bay Tower
Singapore 098632

Tel +65 6275 8861
Fax +65 6275 8869
Email bunkers@ibmeast.com

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