DSV has appointed Maciej Walenda as the new Chief Executive Officer of its Contract Logistics division, effective 1 October 2025. He will also join the Group Executive Committee. Walenda replaces Albert-Derk Bruin, who has decided to leave the company to pursue opportunities outside DSV.

Group COO Brian Ejsing expressed confidence in Walenda’s leadership, highlighting his extensive experience and ability to drive results under challenging market conditions. Ejsing also extended gratitude to Bruin for his 15 years of service, noting his significant role in shaping the development of the company’s Contract Logistics business.

Walenda has been with DSV since 2013 and has held several senior positions, including Managing Director for Poland, Executive Vice President for Central and Eastern Europe, and most recently, Regional CEO for Contract Logistics in Europe. Upon his appointment, Walenda emphasized that he is taking on the role at a crucial time marked by the consolidation of facilities and the integration of thousands of new colleagues worldwide. He underlined his commitment to expanding DSV’s footprint and leading the division forward with scalable and customer-focused solutions.

DSV Contract Logistics provides comprehensive services in warehousing, distribution, and fulfillment tailored to diverse supply chain requirements. The company overall operates across air, sea, road, and rail transport, handling millions of shipments annually with close to 160,000 employees in more than 90 countries.