-
- Global
- Algeria, Djazair
- Angola
- Argentina
- Australia
- Belgium
- Brazil
- Chile
- China
- Cyprus
- Dominicana
- Ecuador
- Egypt
- EU Intermodal
- Hong Kong
- India
- Indonesia
- Malaysia
- Mozambique
- New Zealand
- Pakistan
- Peru
- Philippines
- Romania
- Rwanda
- Saudi Arabia
- Senegal
- Serbia
- Singapore
- Somaliland
- South Korea
- Spain
- Suriname
- Thailand
- Turkiye
- United Arab Emirates
- Ukraine
- United Kingdom
- Vietnam
-
Menu
-
SOLUTIONS
Related content
![relatedcontent]()
Data Fills The Gaps In Modern Supply Chains
Global supply chains are no strangers to disruption, whether caused by trade disputes, geopolitics or the unpredictable forces of climate change. Amidst these challenges, an often-overlooked vulnerability lies in supply chain data gaps.
Read more![relatedcontent]()
Rail Networks Transform Supply Chains
Rail freight has the potential to revolutionise supply chains in both developed and developing nations, providing a key role in promoting sustainability and economic growth.
Read more -
INDUSTRIES
Related content
![relatedcontent]()
Making Healthcare Equity Reality
Healthy societies transform economies, yet the pandemics of the past few years have demonstrated that healthcare logistics is a complex beast and unique to that of any other sector.
Read more![relatedcontent]()
The Future Of EVs Is In Our Supply Chains
Electric vehicles (EVs) are proving to be the most popular replacement for fossil fuel cars. So much so that by 2030 electric vehicles will represent over 60% of vehicles sold globally.
Read more -
INSIGHTS
Related content
![relatedcontent]()
Our Stories
We connect people, markets and nations to change what's possible for everyone.
Read More -
SUSTAINABILITY
Related content
![relatedcontent]()
Changing the perception of water
Water is crucial for life on Earth and vital for our well-being. Businesses, including ours, can play a significant role in changing how water is used.
Read more![relatedcontent]()
Climate proofing the supply chain
We examine three climate scenarios, assessing the potential impact of weather hazards across 50 ports and terminals in our global portfolio.
Read more
Leadership
- Board Of Directors
-
Leadership team
subnav
- Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem
- Yuvraj Narayan
- Maha AlQattan
- Daniel Van Otterdijk
- Juan Carlos Sahdala
- Joanne Traice
- Olivier Schwartz
- Mohammed Al Muallem
- Suhail Albanna
- Beat Simon
- Tiemen Meester
- Jesper Kristensen
- Mike Bhaskaran
- Pradeep Desai
- Anil Mohta
- Abdulla bin Damithan
- Rizwan Soomar
- Glen Hilton
- Brian Enright
- Rashid Abdulla
- Mohammed Akoojee
- Raj Jit Singh Wallia
- Rado Antolovic
- Faisal Arekat
Beat Simon is a seasoned logistics executive with a wealth of experience in the industry. Serving as Group Chief Commercial Officer, Logistics, Beat is responsible for leading the organization's global commercial functions, focusing on driving end-to-end supply chain solutions and developing innovative capabilities that shape customer’s supply chain strategies.
Prior to his role at DP World, Beat held several senior management positions including President of APL Logistics, CEO of Agility Europe, and CEO of Panalpina's Latin America. Beat has also served on the Regional Economic Advisory Board of the Swiss National Bank. These roles have provided Beat with a strong strategic acumen and valuable multicultural experiences across diverse markets, including Europe, North and South America, Asia, and the Middle East.
A native of Switzerland, Beat is currently based in Dubai. He speaks English, German, Spanish, French, and Portuguese. Beat is an alumnus of Harvard Business School and Basel School of Commerce.
We use cookies on this site to enhance your user experience. By continuing to visit this site you agree to our use of cookies. Learn More