Monika Thielemann-Hald joined Hellmann Worldwide Logistics just as Covid started disrupting manufacturing for east to west. But as global head of automotive logistics she has helped steer the company through the crisis with the right mix of teamwork and smart technology
Monika Thielemann-Hald joined Hellmann Worldwide Logistics in March last year as global head of automotive logistics and walked into one of the biggest disruptions ever to hit the automotive logistics sector. Hellmann provides services for six industry verticals, with the majority of its business in automotive. As the coronavirus pandemic moved east to west around the world shutting down vehicle production and arresting sales, the company had to adjust operations and services quickly to find capacity for their OEM and tier supplier customers. Not an easy task when the outlook was impossible to predict.
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