Crowley adopts a new business structure
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In a strategic consolidation of its business structure, Crowley <\/a>is creating two divisions: shipping and logistics<\/strong>, led by James C. Fowler, EVP and division president, and energy, <\/strong>led by Kollin Fencil, EVP and division president. Both report to COO Megan Davidson.<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cThis realignment sharpens our capabilities to execute with collaboration and deliver excellent results for customers of Crowley,\u201d said Davidson. \u201cJames and Kollin are proven leaders who understand our customers, our people and operations and how to drive results. By consolidating our structure, we empower faster decisions and more agility to scale what works for our customers.\u201d<\/p>\n Led by Fowler, the shipping and logistics division combines Crowley\u2019s logistics, land transportation, and global ship management businesses. The division serves commercial and government customers across ocean shipping, inland trucking and multimodal transportation, warehousing and other supply chain solutions.<\/p>\n \u201cFrom farm to market, factory to retail, and depot to frontline, Crowley\u2019s new shipping and logistics division ensures that our commercial and government customers\u2019 entire transportation value chain is managed by a single cohesive team,\u201d Fowler said. \u201cStructured to improve agility and business execution, the shipping and logistics division will generate new growth though safe, reliable, and efficient supply chain solutions that are centered on consistently exceeding the expectations of our customers.\u201d<\/p>\n Fowler joined Crowley in 2023 <\/a>as senior vice president and general manager for the Crowley Shipping business unit. Under his leadership, the business lines improved financial and operational performance and achieved growth through the diversified expansion of its vessel fleet and business portfolio<\/p>\n The energy division, led by Fencil, now includes Crowley Fuels in Alaska, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and advanced energy solutions, along with tank farm operations, engineering services, and ship assist and offshore tugs and barges. This division brings together Crowley\u2019s operations supporting energy sector transportation and logistics with related solutions for customers.<\/p>\n \u201cEnergy is a growth engine for Crowley, and this structure allows us to scale faster and innovate across traditional and emerging energy markets,\u201d Fencil said. \u201cFor decades, we have supported the diverse energy needs of the U.S. market coast to coast, and from Alaska to Puerto Rico. This realignment takes that history of dedication and innovation further by positioning us to meet our customers\u2019 new and evolving energy needs \u2013 from traditional fuels to LNG and other advanced energies \u2013 with integrated capabilities and a commitment to operational excellence.\u201d<\/p>\n Fencil <\/a>has led Crowley\u2019s fuels business unit as senior vice president and general manager since 2023, driving key efficiencies and development projects in the Alaska-focused unit as well as in the company\u2019s energy storage and distribution services for the military.<\/p>\n The post Crowley adopts a new business structure<\/a> appeared first on Marine Log<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nShipping and logistics division<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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