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NShift

Logistics TechUnited Kingdom

Nshift is a global leader in Delivery & Experience Management, headquartered in London. With decades of expertise, it helps businesses simplify delivery and scale globally through its delivery management software.

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NShift at a glance

NShift is a logistics tech company headquartered in United Kingdom, founded in 2015. Xcout tracks 12 named people at NShift, including Jurgen Leijdekker (Chief Executive Officer).

Industry
Logistics Tech
Headquarters
United Kingdom
Founded
2015

NShift leadership

  • Jurgen LeijdekkerChief Executive Officer
  • Lars Erik FjørtoftChief Technology Officer
  • Johan HellmanChief Product Officer
  • Emil Kristoffer LieChief Revenue Officer
  • David PerraultChief Customer Officer
  • Nick BartlettChief People Officer

6 more named people on record for NShift, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

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