
Individual development opportunities through continuous training and coaching on the job. Growth and success-oriented work environment with all the advantages of a family-owned company. Applicants (m/f/d) with severe disabilities will be given preferential consideration if they are equally qualified. Ability to move in multi cultural environmentĭiversity and equal opportunities are firmly anchored principles of our corporate philosophy. Proficient English language skills (C1 or C2). Strong product management competences, strategic thinking and hands on deck mentality. Strong forwarding competences with focus on CEP / parcel business and experience in Air Freight. Supporting Global Procurement in conducting global tenders to optimize our supplier base. Supporting sales in bringing this new product to the market. Monitoring of productivity and quality of the product organization including close collaboration with involved operational teams. Establishing an international CEP product by conducting market analysis and identifying market needs, defining key customer segments and using cases and establishing product solutions together with regional / local product and sales stakeholders. Leading the strategic development of our Global CEP (Courier, Express, Parcel) product in close colaboration with all our regional and local Air Freight teams. Location: Niendorfer Strasse 172, 22848 Norderstedt | Reference No.: 220000DW | Type of contract: Permanent Regardless of shipment sizes, transit times or product characteristics, you will select the appropriate service to meet customer requirements. He also said Bird has been in talks with H&F since 2017, according to proxy materials, which might have dissuaded other potential buyers from bidding.As a specialist in courier, express and parcel services, you will ensure that our customers' time-critical deliveries arrive safely and reliably at their destination. Sosin said At Home CEO Lee Bird, who guided some of the company's recent strong growth, stands to make more than $100 million in connection with the deal. Since the deal was announced last month, the company's stock has largely traded between $36 and $37. The board of directors' special committee is trying to "usher through a fire sale," Sosin wrote, adding that it failed to conduct a thorough strategic review and did not consult key shareholders like CAS before "falling into H&F's arms this spring."
Representatives for At Home and H&F did not immediately respond to a request for comment. He added that certain other shareholders are also opposing the "insufficient, conflict-ridden deal."
We urge you to reject H&F’s insufficient tender offer," CAS founder and portfolio manager Clifford Sosin wrote in a letter seen by Reuters. "H&F’s original offer of $36 per share and its recently revised offer of $37 per share grossly undervalue the Company and deprive stockholders of meaningful value. This week it said H&F raised its price and will start a tender offer to buy shares instead of letting shareholders vote on the proposed deal, in which a majority would be required for the deal to proceed. At Home agreed to sell itself to H&F last month for $36 a share and said the deal included a 40-day "go shop" period to find other potential buyers.