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Colonial Terminals Welcomes New Vice President of Sales & Marketing
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Overview
SAVANNAH, Ga.
- Colonial Terminals (CTI), a Savannah-based leader in the handling and storage of liquid and dry bulk products, has announced that Robert Neumann has been named Vice President of Sales and Marketing. CTI operates the largest independent liquid and dry bulk storage facilities with breakbulk capability in the Southeastern United States. In his new position, Neumann will help CTI grow its product handling portfolio by implementing commercial strategy, expanding existing customer partnerships, and building new business to support the company's long-term growth ambitions. Responsibilities
Help CTI grow its product handling portfolio by implementing commercial strategy Expand existing customer partnerships Build new business to support the company's long-term growth ambitions Company background
Colonial Terminals began operations in Savannah in 1934 and now operates seven terminals—five in Georgia and two in Wilmington, N.C.—with a total liquid capacity of approximately eight million barrels and a total dry capacity of about 200,000 tons of vertical storage, 400,000 square feet of covered flat storage, and significant outside storage acreage. Each terminal provides access to ocean and landside (road and rail) logistics networks, as well as global and regional sourcing and distribution pathways. Colonial Terminals is a wholly owned subsidiary of Colonial Group, Inc.
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SAVANNAH, Ga.
- Colonial Terminals (CTI), a Savannah-based leader in the handling and storage of liquid and dry bulk products, has announced that Robert Neumann has been named Vice President of Sales and Marketing. CTI operates the largest independent liquid and dry bulk storage facilities with breakbulk capability in the Southeastern United States. In his new position, Neumann will help CTI grow its product handling portfolio by implementing commercial strategy, expanding existing customer partnerships, and building new business to support the company's long-term growth ambitions. Responsibilities
Help CTI grow its product handling portfolio by implementing commercial strategy Expand existing customer partnerships Build new business to support the company's long-term growth ambitions Company background
Colonial Terminals began operations in Savannah in 1934 and now operates seven terminals—five in Georgia and two in Wilmington, N.C.—with a total liquid capacity of approximately eight million barrels and a total dry capacity of about 200,000 tons of vertical storage, 400,000 square feet of covered flat storage, and significant outside storage acreage. Each terminal provides access to ocean and landside (road and rail) logistics networks, as well as global and regional sourcing and distribution pathways. Colonial Terminals is a wholly owned subsidiary of Colonial Group, Inc.
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