Tom Dynes joins ABP Southampton

Friday, September 2, 2022 - 10:14 by ce-press

Associated British Ports (ABP) has appointed Tom Dynes as general manager of landside operations for its Southampton region, effective September 19. Tom started as a graduate trainee with ABP Southampton over a decade ago, later managing port security and operations before joining Solent Stevedores in 2014, where he has been responsible for the company’s Southampton business unit, which comprises seven terminals and over 100 full-time employees. In his new role at ABP, Tom will lead the planning and activity of all landside operations, including cruise.

*In early August Sky Princess became the sixth cruise ship to be commissioned for shore power in Southampton since the facility went live in spring 2022.

Tom Dynes appointed general manager of landslide operations (c) Associated British Ports

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