Executive Director John Clements takes formal responsibility for leading both the Nordics and UK activity, strengthening Verdion’s focus in the Nordics region following significant momentum in the past few years, while continuing to oversee the UK business. With the new role and title Executive Director – Head of Nordics & UK, John Clements will spearhead all investment and development initiatives in Sweden and Denmark, driving forward Verdion’s business plans and representing the region at Board level. He will continue to work closely with Verdion’s Head of Investment – Nordics, Peter Michael Tetzlaff.

- Within the Nordics team, Jacob Rasmussen has been promoted to Technical Director – Nordics, expanding his role to cover both Sweden and Denmark. Based in Copenhagen, Jacob Rasmussen oversees all Verdion’s development activity in the region, from due diligence and concept design to technical specification and project execution – working across urban logistics, complex build to suit and other projects, reporting to Chief Technical Officer Peter Peeters, who leads Verdion’s technical capability at Group level.

- Fredrik Salman has been promoted to Investment Director on the same team. Based in Stockholm, he leads the sourcing and execution of Verdion’s investment and development activities in Sweden, focusing on both brown- and greenfield opportunities in strategic locations and near major population centres. 

“2025 will see a significant increase in activity as the European logistics market recovery continues. With significantly more capital to deploy, across a broad spectrum of industrial & logistics asset types and a range of geographies, we have sharpened our team structure capitalise on the many new opportunities ahead. I continue to be immensely proud of the talent, experience and commitment we have built up within the business over the last 15 years. Above all, it is our ability to create real value by leveraging deep technical expertise and collaboration across disciplines that stands out. Verdion has set a strong course for future growth, both in 2025 and longer term, and we are excited at the future prospects for our business,” says Michael Hughes, CEO of Verdion.