Barbara Scheel Agersnap Steps Down as CMP CEO | Mariner News

Barbara Scheel Agersnap is stepping down as CEO of Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP) after more than eight years at the helm. Since 2017, Agersnap has been a transformative leader for CMP, which operates the vital ports of Copenhagen and Malmö, ranking among Scandinavia’s largest port operators. Her departure marks the end of a period characterized by significant development and strategic advancements.

A Legacy of Growth and Sustainability at CMP

Under Agersnap’s leadership, CMP navigated the challenges of the Covid crisis and achieved historical financial success, exceeding SEK 1 billion in turnover. She significantly strengthened CMP’s reputation as a modern, green, and commercially robust port operator. A key focus was enhancing sustainability initiatives, forging new partnerships, and investing in innovative solutions to reduce CO2 emissions. CMP is now close to meeting its internal net-zero targets, reflecting a deep commitment to environmental responsibility.

Shaping CMP’s Future Strategy

Claus Juhl, Chair of the Board, commended Agersnap for her profound impact, highlighting her role in developing a new strategy to guide CMP through 2030. This forward-looking plan outlines clear directions for commercial expansion, the port’s role in the green transition, and crucial infrastructure investments in the Øresund region. The strategy ensures a robust foundation for future growth and continued leadership in sustainable port operations.

Agersnap expressed immense pride in her tenure, stating it was a privilege to lead CMP through both challenges and opportunities. She leaves behind a professional and future-proofed business, confident that the timing is right for a new CEO to build upon the established success and strategic vision.