Danish transport and logistics giant DSV has appointed Kenneth Riis Jensen as its new Vice President of Sustainability. Jensen will continue to serve in the Global Road COO management team, spearheading DSV's efforts to decarbonize road transport and drive sustainable transformation within its extensive logistics network.
“I’m thrilled to share the beginning of an exciting new chapter at DSV,” Jensen stated on LinkedIn, highlighting the opportunity to accelerate decarbonization on a global scale. He expressed pride in past achievements and enthusiasm for scaling new technologies to create a greater impact.
DSV's Commitment to Sustainability
Sustainability is a core pillar of DSV’s business strategy. As a major player in the logistics industry, DSV acknowledges its responsibility to minimize its environmental impact. Jensen's appointment underscores this commitment, focusing on making road transport more sustainable.
DSV's Strategic Growth
Founded in 1976, DSV has grown through strategic acquisitions into one of the world's largest freight forwarding and logistics companies. The company operates in over 80 countries, employing approximately 78,000 people, and offers comprehensive transport services across road, air, sea, and rail.
DSV's asset-light business model promotes agility and scalability, emphasizing operational excellence and customer-centric solutions. The company is publicly listed and a component of the OMXC25 index.
Rivals Eye DSV Amid DB Schenker Acquisition
Meanwhile, competitors are reportedly circling DSV, hoping to capitalize on potential fallout from the company’s acquisition of DB Schenker. According to reports, rival firms are seeking to poach both customers and staff following news of senior management departures. The logistics industry is closely watching the integration process, anticipating shifts in market share.