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Beatriz Yera, Managing Director at APM Terminals Lázaro Cárdenas, shares how her team is advancing sustainability, gender equity, and operational excellence in Mexico’s maritime sector.

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As the Growth and Development Manager for APM Terminals Pier 400 in Los Angeles, Jeff Leisner onboards new recruits, advances the skills of our people and — like all our colleagues — ensures that safety is at the heart of everything we do. When he's not at work, Jeff takes his safety training to new heights — as a mountain rescue volunteer.

At APM Terminals, our Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives are an important part of our company culture, and core to the values we share as a group. In APM Terminals Poti, the hiring team welcomed three new hires with diverse abilities in recent months, including Givi Lomaia, who has joined as a CCTV Control Room Assistant. In his role, he supports the coordination of security operations, manages emergency activities and ensures safety and security with integrity, efficiency and professionalism.

Working at APM Terminals can mean opening the door not only to a career with an international company, but developing an international career. Many roles within our terminals offer the chance to work around the world, gaining knowledge, sharing skills within our global network to further foster and lift standards internationally. Read the experiences of two team members from Nigeria whose talent and ambition has taken them far,

After spending more than half of his life working at the Port of Salalah, he talks about the career steps he taken over the years. In 2020, he was selected for the company's leadership training and is no responsible for an exciting new development at Salalah, Flow Manager. This is a new Lean concept to improve efficiency in port operations.

My name is Merlyn Bermudez, I am a Shift Manager at APM Terminals, Moín, Costa Rica. As APM Terminals first female Shift Manager in Latin Amercia I want to share a little bit about my story in support of International Women's Day 2022...

Shraddha Pimpale is an Assistant Manager – Roster. She has seen APM Terminals Mumbai, India grow since she started working there in 2004 to a terminal that now processes 2 million 20 foot container equivalent units (TEU). Working at the terminal provides a great work-life balance.

Ahmed Sadat Ahmed Kassem a Quay Crane Operator and Hassan El-Graihy Nasim El-Soda, a Foreman at the Suez Canal Container Company (SCCT) acknowledge the huge role that SCCT plays in supporting the local community, with the health and education of children a key priority.

Rahul Padmashali, a Quay Crane Operator at APM Terminals Mumbai (India) for more than 15 years, expresses his appreciation for the safe and open culture and the support that he and his colleagues receive.

When Robert Rodi, Manager Terminal Operations System at APM Terminals Itajaí (Brazil) talks about how the terminal and the people of Itajaí have stood side-by-side during the COVID crisis, his pride in working for the company is unmistakable.

"I guess we all want to feel that what we do is important, adds value, contributes to the greater good...For me this is what working at a terminal is about."

Meet Josselin Yarisma Ascon Wil, who works at our terminal in Quetzal, Guatemala. Watch Josselin explain why working at APM Terminals has had a big influence on her life.