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Mike Christman

Mike joined Scott as CEO in late 2024, coming from Vanderlande B.V., a global leader in logistics automation, where he served as Global Executive Vice President of the Parcel segment starting in April 2021. In that role, Mike oversaw a team of approximately 2,000 FTEs and managed annual revenues exceeding NZ$800 million. He played a pivotal role in shaping Vanderlande's global market strategy and led growth initiatives focused on R&D technology roadmaps, global people development, and long-term customer service agreements, which contributed to sustained growth and market leadership. Previously, Mike held several leadership positions at Vanderlande, including Managing Director for both the UK and Singapore, where he led significant transformations and achieved key milestones, such as securing the largest order in Vanderlande Airports' history.

Current Positions

  • CEO — Chief Executive Officer at Scott Technology Limited (executive)

Education

Master of Science (MSc), University of Glasgow, (United Kingdom); Chartered Engineer, Engineering Council UK; PMP Certified, Project Management Institute

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