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Michelle Grose returns home as Maersk's MD/president for Canada

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AP Møller-Maersk (APMM) has appointed Michelle Grose as its MD/president for Canada. 

A native Canadian, Ms Grose will assume her new position on 1 April and will be based in Toronto, returning after many years of working abroad. 

She has more than 20 years’ industry experience across influential supply chain roles in multi-billion-dollar logistics operations in companies like Unilever, Walmart, and Microsoft.  

Since joining Maersk in 2023, Ms Grose has led the strategy and execution of a variety of the company’s products ...

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