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Max Knagge to be new Chief Marketing and Sales Officer at Green Cargo

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Max Knagge to be new Chief Marketing and Sales Officer at Green Cargo

Max has experience from several different industries, with the longest experience in the aviation industry. For several years, Max has held various roles within the SAS Group, most recently as CEO of SAS Cargo Group. Max will assume his position at Green Cargo in March 2024.

“It feels very exciting and good that we have managed to recruit Max to Green Cargo. He has great experience in driving successful change processes and is a relationship-oriented and well-liked manager and leader”, says Henrik Dahlin, CEO of Green Cargo.

Around the clock, our freight trains transport both raw materials and refined products to industries in various parts of Scandinavia and to the continent. In many cases, the end products also take the train to consumers in a sustainable logistics system that lays the foundation for Sweden's prosperity and consumption.

“I look forward very much to becoming a part of Green Cargo and getting to know both colleagues and customers and partners. It will be incredibly exciting to together further develop the collaboration and contribute to the transition in the industry sector, says Max Knagge.”

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Green Cargo is a sustainable logistics partner and a crucial part of Scandinavia's trade and industry. 97 percent of our transports takes place using electric trains with a very low climate impact. Every 24 hours, some 400 freight trains depart, replacing around 9,000 truckloads on the road network. We serve close to 300 locations in Sweden, Norway and Denmark through our network, and with our partners we reach all of Europe. Green Cargo is owned by the Swedish State. We transport 21 million tonnes of freight, have 1,900 employees and annual sales of about SEK 4,5 billion (2022).

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