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24 March 2008
Dr. Peter Stoeveken has joined international professional
services company GHD as Principal Transportation Planner.
He will work internationally and nationally with GHD’s
Transportation Logistics team and brings a wealth of knowledge and
experience to New Zealand, particularly in demand oriented public
transport systems, transport planning, and public transport
optimisation.
Most recently based in Germany, Dr Stöeveken was Managing
Director of the Centre for Integrated Traffic and Transportation
Systems (ZIV), a subsidiary of Fraport Agm (owner-operator of
Frankfurt Airport and associated operations), DB Regio German
Railway and RMV-Rhine Main Public Transport Authority. He has
worked extensively in Europe and on projects in Asia, the Americas,
China and the Middle East.
Commenting on his appointment, Peter said, “The opportunities in
the global transport market are significant and I am looking
forward to building on GHD’s broad capabilities to continue to
deliver innovative, cost-effective design, procurement and
maintenance outcomes for transportation.”
David Turner, GHD’s Leader Transport Planning in New Zealand
adds, “We are delighted that Peter has joined GHD’s transport
practice, and look forward to maximising his experience, energy and
drive to benefit our clients. With his contribution, our business
is well equipped to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of
transport systems here in New Zealand, and around the world.”
GHD employs 6,000 people in a network of offices throughout
Australia, New Zealand, Asia, United Kingdom, Europe, the Middle
East and the Americas.