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Profiel
Bjarni Hjaltason is currently a Director at Cargow BV.
Previously, he worked as a Managing Director at Íslandsbanki hf (Broker).
Actieve functies van Bjarni Hjaltason
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Cargow BV
![]() Cargow BV Marine ShippingTransportation Cargow BV is a Dutch industrial carrier that offers liner service with container, reefer, and project cargo capabilities in the northern European market. The private company is based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and the CEO of the company is Stefan H. Stefansson. The Dutch company provides transport between its connections in continental Europe and Iceland, and offers easy access to all major ports worldwide through new opportunities in DSL connections. Cargow provides stability through its long-term transport contracts and serves the Netherlands, Belgium, and Iceland principally. | Directeur/Bestuurslid | - |
Eerdere bekende functies van Bjarni Hjaltason
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Íslandsbanki hf (Broker) | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
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Íslandsbanki hf (Broker) | Finance |
Cargow BV
![]() Cargow BV Marine ShippingTransportation Cargow BV is a Dutch industrial carrier that offers liner service with container, reefer, and project cargo capabilities in the northern European market. The private company is based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and the CEO of the company is Stefan H. Stefansson. The Dutch company provides transport between its connections in continental Europe and Iceland, and offers easy access to all major ports worldwide through new opportunities in DSL connections. Cargow provides stability through its long-term transport contracts and serves the Netherlands, Belgium, and Iceland principally. | Transportation |