Gordon, which reaches 90% of Sweden's population with home deliveries of food and medicine, is recruiting for further expansion of temperature-controlled infrastructure and welcomes Louise Weinz as Logistics Developer and Fredrik Enzell as Transportation & Establishment Manager.
– Demand for temperature-controlled deliveries is increasing significantly, and with Louise and Fredrik, we are strengthening our team with important specialist expertise. Both also have a very strong customer focus, which is a perfect match for Gordon, says Ali Ghoce, CEO of Gordon.
Increased demand for temperature-controlled transport
Louise Weinz will take on the role of Logistics Developer and will work with operational optimisation and profitable growth. She has previously specialised in efficiency measures within terminals and transport flows and most recently comes from the role of Head of Operations at Middagsfrid.
– We have an exciting period ahead of us with both a sharply increased demand for temperature-controlled transport and stricter requirements. I very much look forward to being part of that journey and, together with our customers, optimising and developing long-term, value-creating logistics solutions, says Louise Weinz.
Opening up new distribution centres in the Nordics
Fredrik Enzell joins as Transportation & Establishment Manager and becomes part of Gordon's logistics team, where he will lead and automate processes. He will also be responsible for setting up new distribution centres in the Nordic region. Fredrik most recently comes from Foodora as traffic manager and has extensive experience in logistics development and compliance.
– Working with chilled and frozen goods within food and medicine requires precision, strong collaboration, and a well-developed logistics network. At Gordon, we will continue to expand and strengthen our transport chain through close cooperation with delivery partners and the establishment of distribution centres, all to get closer to the end customer and create the best possible service, says Fredrik.
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