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Commercial

Andrew Fendick

After working in a commercial capacity for a number of different global trading companies I decided to start Amasha as a trading company that could work with more of a consultative approach. We have grown quickly and so my focus as well as continuing to trade is on building and motivating the team to give the company a solid base on which to continue to grow.

Neil Govan

I learned about running businesses and managing teams as European managing director of a large recovered paper trading company. At Amasha I relish forging global partnerships and breaking new markets to keep us at the cutting-edge of global waste trading.

Dan Burman

Formerly a recycling trading manager, I now source the new supplies and grades that help Amasha outgrow the competition. I really enjoy expanding my market knowledge and unearthing opportunities that can run alongside Amasha’s existing relationships.

Steven Walton

My eye for detail was honed in the pensions industry. At Amasha I bring the same focus to interactions with shipping lines, clients, and customs documentation. Outside of busy loading days I also lend a hand to the commercial team.

Compliance

Doug Turnbull

Spending 15 years in transport and logistics at P&O Ferries taught me that teams not individuals deliver excellence in operations. At Amasha I’m also getting stuck into compliance which is at the forefront of our exciting digital transformation programme.

Logistics

Liam King

Working for logistics companies and a financial institution taught me how to build and strengthen customer relationships. At Amasha I leverage my expertise in haulage, shipping and documentation to exceed customer expectations every day.

Heather Hamilton

My career began in the hospitality industry where I learned how to solve problems calmly and efficiently, which has come in handy for my support role at Amasha! Right now I ensure data entry accuracy for logistics, but the job is wide-ranging which I really enjoy.

Ana Jevtusenko

I have worked in the Freight & Logistics industry since 2009. I started out in the operations department of an International transport and supply chain company, where I was responsible for planning truck routes for key clients and managing all aspects of documentation. In 2013 I took a position within a business who specialised in the trading and exporting of recovered fibre and plastic. Both jobs provided me with valuable experience of the road freight industry.

Documentation

Melaney Fendick

Before Amasha took over our lives I was managing my own dog daycare business. Now I’m in the thick of it with the documentation team, ensuring that shipments have their paperwork in order before they get sent off around the world.

Mary Smith

My job is to double-check paperwork and ensure that everything reaches India before deadline. The high tempo of the Amasha office is a world away from the leisure centre reception where I used to work, but there’s never a dull moment.

Corine Vesin

I’ve worked as an export specialist for a number of international companies, so I’m no stranger to the challenges and rewards of global trading. My principal role in the documentation team is to ensure that all imports are ready for payments on time.

Accounts

Liz Brunton

I was a credit controller in my previous job and those skills have proved to be a good fit for my role in Amasha’s accounts department where my focus is on running invoices and making sure that customers get paid the right amount at the right time.

Sylvia Fairgrieve

Most of my career has been spent behind the scenes at various businesses, keeping everything running smoothly in administrative and accounting roles. At Amasha my main responsibility is to ensure that customers and staff get paid correctly and on time.