Loconi Intermodal Announces Leadership Transition

October 31, 2025

Friday, 31 October 2025 – Gdynia, Poland. Loconi Intermodal announced changes to its Management Team.

Lidia Dziewierska, Chief Executive Officer of Loconi Intermodal, has decided to step down from her position and will be leaving the PSA Group.

Niels Jakobsgaard Andersen will assume the position of Chief Executive Officer and President of the Management Board of Loconi Intermodal, effective 1 November.

Niels brings extensive experience from various roles across the shipping industry and the Polish and Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries logistics sector. Having lived and worked in Poland for over 25 years, and held management positions overseeing business in the CEE countries, Niels has developed a deep understanding of these dynamic and growing markets and their customer landscape. His broad expertise will play an important role in further strengthening Loconi’s position in the region.

“Lidia was instrumental in advancing Loconi’s operations and service quality during the past 10 years and we thank her for her contribution and commitment,” says Vincent Ng, Regional CEO of PSA Europe & Mediterranean and Middle East South Asia. “We are confident that under Niels’ leadership, Loconi will continue to build on this strong foundation and move forward with steady momentum.”

Loconi remains fully committed to maintaining the same standards of reliability, responsiveness, and customer care that clients and partners have come to expect.

“We are confident that under Niels’ leadership, Loconi will continue to build on this strong foundation and move forward with steady momentum.” – Vincent Ng, Regional CEO of PSA Europe & Mediterranean and Middle East South Asia

Niels Jakobsgaard Andersen,
newly appointed CEO of Loconi Intermodal

About Loconi Intermodal

Loconi is a leading intermodal operator in the Polish market since 2011. Loconi organises the transport of containerised cargo in a timely, ecological and safe manner, efficiently combining rail transport on the longest possible section of the route with road transport on the last mile.

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Caroline Creve

Regional Head Corporate Communication, PSA EuroMed and PSA Americas

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