Global Risk appoints Senior Oil Risk Managers

Thu 3 Jan 2013, 12:02 GMT

Global Risk appoints Senior Oil Risk Managers

Members of staff are promoted after demonstrating 'strong performance and commitment'.

Global Risk Management has announced the promotion of Morten Grønbech Terp (pictured right) and Dennis Lysemose Andersen (pictured left) to the role of Senior Oil Risk Manager, effective from 1 January 2013.

"Their very strong performance and commitment with regards to developing the company, increasing turnover and client base, makes it natural for Global Risk Management to appoint them both Senior Oil Risk Managers," said Managing Director Hans Erik Christensen.

Both Grønbech and Lysemose began working for the company in 2008. Grønbech has a financial background and Lysemose came from the container and shipping segment.

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