Pierre Philippot becomes Managing Director for France at Logicor

Pierre Philippot becomes Managing Director for France at Logicor

LONDON, 04-Jul-2017 — /EuropaWire/ — Logicor, a leading owner and operator of modern logistics facilities in Europe, announces the appointment of Pierre Philippot as Managing Director, France.

Mr Philippot joined Logicor in September 2016, as Director, Customer Solutions. Prior to joining Logicor, Pierre was Group Real Estate Director at global logistics, road haulage and global-forwarding company XPO Logistics Europe (formerly Norbert Dentressangle). At XPO, he oversaw a property portfolio of 11 million square meters and 520 sites across Europe and was responsible for real estate strategy, including rental negotiation, transactions, sale-leaseback and development activity.

Between 2011 and 2014 Pierre was Real Estate Director, Transport Division at Norbert Dentressangle, a listed European logistics and road haulage company. Between 2006-2011 he was Development Director at SOFADE, focussed mainly on the logistics sector.

Commenting on the appointment, Mo Barzegar, Chief Executive of Logicor, said:

“I am delighted to welcome Pierre into his new role. His excellent track record in logistics real estate combined with his unwavering customer focus is an excellent addition to our leadership team.”

Pierre Philippot, Managing Director, France added:

“I look forward to leading the Logicor France team and working closely with our customers as they expand and reconfigure their supply chains.”

Logicor’s France warehouse portfolio totals 2.5 million sqm. Logicor’s French team is based in central Paris and Garonor Logistics Park in Aulnay-sous-Bois.

SOURCE: Logicor

For further information:

Mark Roberts

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About Logicor
Logicor is one of Europe’s largest logistics real estate specialists with a 13.6 million sq m portfolio spanning 17 countries. The pan-European strategy is underpinned by offices in 12 of the continent’s core markets, including the UK, France and Germany.