Kuehne+Nagel Poland has appointed Emilia Górska-Mytyk as the new Managing Director (MD).
Emilia Górska-Mytyk became the Manager Director for Kuehne+Nagel Poland in February 2024, after Wojciech Sienicki retired.
During her term, she will supervise the company’s operations and lead 1.700 logistics professionals.
Emilia Górska-Mytyk started her career at Kuehne+Nagel in 2016 as Head of Business Development and was later promoted to Sales & Marketing Director in 2017.
She reportedly has over 20 years of logistics expertise, having previously managed teams at major logistics businesses.
Her responsibilities at Kuehne+Nagel included creating operational frameworks and devising sales strategies.
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Emilia Górska-Mytyk, said: “Taking over as Managing Director of Kuehne+Nagel in Poland is a huge honourable task, and an important responsibility. I look forward to coordinating operations that will allow our company to continue growing in line with our Roadmap 2026 strategy.
“Its strong cornerstones focus on creating a value-based organisational culture, a work environment that supports the development of our colleagues while ensuring the high quality of services provided to our customers, as well as meeting the goals of a sustainable development strategy.”
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Wojciech Sienicki commented on Górska-Mytyk’s appointment: “I strongly support the appointment of Emilia Górska-Mytyk as Managing Director.
“Her skillset, ability to lead and adapt to a changing environment ensure that Kuehne+Nagel Poland will continue to provide quality services to our customers in the spirit of innovation and professionalism. This selection is also a confirmation that Kuehne+Nagel is committed to diversity in our business world.”
In September 2023, Kuehne+Nagel and Capgemini entered into a strategic agreement to create a supply chain orchestration service offering to provide end-to-end services across the supply chain network.
