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The general assembly of the Study Society for Combined Transport e.V. (SGKV) confirmed the current board members Lars Nennhaus (Duisburger Hafen AG), Prof. Thomas Schlipköther (RELA AG), Heinrich Kerstgens (individual member/Rhenus SE & Co. KG), Gero Schulze Isfort (Bernard Krone Holding SE & Co. KG), and Michail Stahlhut (HUPAC Intermodal SA) in their positions. Clemens Bochynek (executive board member of SGKV) is a member of the board by virtue of his office.
(Frankfurt/Berlin) Furthermore, the general assembly appointed the members of the advisory board. The advisory board consists of: Stefan Marx (boxXpress), Jürgen Albersmann (Contargo GmbH & Co. KG), Dirk Baerbock (Hellmann Worldwide Logistics Germany GmbH & Co. KG), Dr. Ralf Bammerlin (BMDV), Christopher Beplat (Eurogate Intermodal GmbH), Achim Klukas (Fraunhofer IML), Christian Krüger (Catkin GmbH), David Moosbrugger (Künz GmbH), Christian Negele (Duisburger Hafen AG), Sascha Pfeifer (VDA e.V.), Andreas Schulz (DUSS Deutsche Umschlaggesellschaft Schiene Straße mbH), and as guests Uta Maria Pfeiffer (BDI e.V.) and Raffael Kalvelage (BDI e.V.).
The general assembly thanked the secretariat, the board, and the advisory board for their work so far and their willingness to continue to advocate for Combined Transport (KV). The executive board member Clemens Bochynek outlined the thematic priorities for the next period for the five action areas of SGKV (research, policy advice + committee work, publications, events, and knowledge transfer) (EU directive on KV, promotion of KV with federal funds, strengthening KV through arguments and knowledge transfer, establishment of an Intermodal Academy, an interactive statistics dashboard, and the resumption and establishment of the working groups “Terminals” and “Training and Further Education”).
Terminal Day with 150 Participants
Bochynek: “Combined Transport is more important than ever to prevent traffic collapse and achieve climate protection goals. SGKV consolidates the competencies of the industry to achieve these goals.” The 9th Terminal Day of SGKV, which started after the general assembly, impressively demonstrated with over 150 participants that SGKV is implementing this perfectly.
Photo: © SGKV
