Singapore-based energy trading company Sing Fuels on Monday (25 July) announced the appointment of Vasileios Tsakiridis as Bunker Trader. He will be based in Sing Fuels Dubai office.
Tsakiridis is experienced in bunker trading, and developing and conducting businesses worldwide. During his internship, he worked as a Line Analyst, and he holds a B.Sc. in Maritime Studies from the University of Piraeus and M.Sc. in Shipping and Logistics from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
“I am excited to join Sing Fuels and be part of such a dynamic company. The vision of the team was clear from the beginning. I am looking forward to working hard and contributing to the team’s success and further thrive,” says Tsakiridis.
Contact details of Tsakiridis are as follows:
Name: Vasileios Tsakiridis
Designation: Bunker Trader
Email: [email protected]
Photo credit: Sing Fuels
Published: 26 July, 2022
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