ZeroNorth has recruited its new CFO, one who has held numerous leading positions within the A.P. Moller-Maersk group. The current CFO becomes managing director of a bunker platform that ZeroNorth acquired last year.
ZeroNorth, headed by CEO Søren Christian Meyer, names new CFO as well as managing director of company ClearLynx, which was acquired last year. | Photo: Zeronorth
ZeroNorth, originally sprung from Maersk Tankers, has found a new chief financial officer.
The new CFO is Karl Thorngren, who has previously held the same position at Maersk Supply Service and Svitzer Australia, prior to which he was Maersk’s head of M&A.
As CFO, Thorngren replaces Kenneth Juhls, who will instead be managing director of bunker platform ClearLynx, which ZeroNorth acquired last year.
Juhls has previously been chief strategy and transformation officer at Maersk Tankers. Before that, he was employed by Maersk Oil Trading.
”These are strategic roles that are fundamental to us executing our ambitious plans for commercial growth and success,” says ZeroNorth Chief Executive Søren Christian Meyer in a statement.
Kenneth Juhls (left) is the new managing director for ClearLynx, while Karl Thorngren (right) is the new CFO of ZeroNorth. | Photo: Zeronorth
In an interview with WPO last week, Meyer deemed 2022 a year of new investments, not least of all via a large number of new employees.
This follows a year 2021 that saw a loss of USD 8.1m for the company, which is owned by A.P. Moller Holding and Cargill.
