Dirk Jan Storm will lead the Italian clubs of the terminal operator PSA International of Singapore taking over from Marco Conforti who has reached the natural expiry of the three-year mandate. The change has been decided as part of the renewal of corporate offices by of the shareholders' meeting of PSA Genoa Investments, the holding company 72% owned by PSA International and 28% by Fair Market Value Capital Partners and TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund.

Storm, PSA's current EM&A Regional CEO, has been appointed president of PSA Italy and in the new board of directors will be joined by Roberto Ferrari, CEO of PSA Genoa Investments, Terence Lee, EM&A Regional CFO, and Pascal Reinards, head of Corporate Development for PSA, as well as Jeff Mouland and Danny Hong for Fair Market Value Capital Partners and TD Greystone Infrastructure Fund.

Manager with over 25 years of international experience in the field finance and general management, Storm has held top positions in complex and multinational industrial contexts, operating in Europe, the Middle East, the Americas, Africa and Asia.

Stressing that he is "particularly grateful for the opportunity to have contributed to the development of PSA Italy in recent years", Conforti highlighted that he leaves "reality aware of the challenges underway and ready to face with determination of the profound changes that are affecting the port terminals and the entire logistics chain. I am sure - he added - that the group will continue to strengthen its positioning through expertise, machine vision and capabilities innovation: the new challenges that our terminals will face They are a concrete step towards the future and I am proud and honored that I could have been part of this change." The Conforti's career was characterized by having since 1998 has accompanied the entry of the PSA group into the Genoa and Venice terminals, PSA's first European investments ( of 22 January 1998), until he became EM&A Regional senior advisors, and from positions at the top of associations prestigious companies such as Assiterminal, Confetra and Feport. During his mandate the companies of the PSA Italy group - PSA terminals Genova Pra', PSA SECH and PSA Venice-Vecon, which operate in the main ports of Genoa and Venice - have consolidated their role strategic in the Italian and Mediterranean port system.