Maitena Fradua, Noatum's new Marketing and PR Director
Valencia, November 8th 2011- Maitena Fradua has been appointed new Marketing and PR Director of Noatum, the leading operator in the maritime, terminal and port operations and services markets in Spain.
Before joining Noatum Fradua was responsible of the International Tourism Trade Fair and the Health and Wellbeing Fair in the frame of Feria de Valencia. Previously, Fradua worked as national and international commercial responsible of Cevimasa International Trade Fair (ceramics) and deputy manager of the textile trade fair Aplimatec.
She also worked for Pepsico, as marketing and sales manager; in DHL, as responsible for the maritime department and for BBK.
Maitena Fradua has a degree in Law and a certificate in Economics from Deusto University and has an MBA with specialty in foreign trade from Instituto de Empresa of Madrid.
The incorporation of Fradua to lead the department is part of the ambitious communications plan that the company is developing and which the most important milestone till now has been the recent change of the brand identity. It takes place after the acquisition of Dragados Servicios Portuarios y Logísticos, S.L. (DSPL) and Marítima del Mediterráneo S.A. (Marmedsa) by a consortium of institutional investors under the consultation of J.P. Morgan Asset Management and the Dutch pension fund ABP.
NOATUM
Noatum Ports S.L.U. is the largest maritime terminal operator in Spain, with assets in Bilbao (Noatum Container Terminal Bilbao), Valencia (Noatum Container Terminal Valencia), Málaga (Noatum Container Terminal Málaga) and Las Palmas (Operaciones Canarias Las Palmas, OPCSA), as well as the largest vehicle handling terminal in the Mediterranean, based in Barcelona (Autoterminal).
Noatum Ports S.L.U. also operates dry bulk and general cargo terminals in Santander (Noatum Terminal Graneles Santander and Noatum Terminal Polivalente Santander), Sagunto (Noatum Terminal Polivalente Sagunto) and the Intermodal Terminal of Puerto Seco de Coslada in Madrid. (Conterail).
Noatum Maritime Holdings S.L.U. is the leader in port services in the Spanish market through Marmedsa Noatum Maritime.
Before joining Noatum Fradua was responsible of the International Tourism Trade Fair and the Health and Wellbeing Fair in the frame of Feria de Valencia. Previously, Fradua worked as national and international commercial responsible of Cevimasa International Trade Fair (ceramics) and deputy manager of the textile trade fair Aplimatec.
She also worked for Pepsico, as marketing and sales manager; in DHL, as responsible for the maritime department and for BBK.
Maitena Fradua has a degree in Law and a certificate in Economics from Deusto University and has an MBA with specialty in foreign trade from Instituto de Empresa of Madrid.
The incorporation of Fradua to lead the department is part of the ambitious communications plan that the company is developing and which the most important milestone till now has been the recent change of the brand identity. It takes place after the acquisition of Dragados Servicios Portuarios y Logísticos, S.L. (DSPL) and Marítima del Mediterráneo S.A. (Marmedsa) by a consortium of institutional investors under the consultation of J.P. Morgan Asset Management and the Dutch pension fund ABP.
NOATUM
Noatum Ports S.L.U. is the largest maritime terminal operator in Spain, with assets in Bilbao (Noatum Container Terminal Bilbao), Valencia (Noatum Container Terminal Valencia), Málaga (Noatum Container Terminal Málaga) and Las Palmas (Operaciones Canarias Las Palmas, OPCSA), as well as the largest vehicle handling terminal in the Mediterranean, based in Barcelona (Autoterminal).
Noatum Ports S.L.U. also operates dry bulk and general cargo terminals in Santander (Noatum Terminal Graneles Santander and Noatum Terminal Polivalente Santander), Sagunto (Noatum Terminal Polivalente Sagunto) and the Intermodal Terminal of Puerto Seco de Coslada in Madrid. (Conterail).
Noatum Maritime Holdings S.L.U. is the leader in port services in the Spanish market through Marmedsa Noatum Maritime.