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B&H Worldwide appoints Matt Silverberg as CEO

With the appointment of Matt Silverberg as its new Chief Executive Officer, B&H Worldwide aims to accelerate the growth of its specialist logistics solutions for the global aerospace industry.

Matt Silverberg
Above: Matt Silverberg. Photo: B&H Worldwide

B&H Worldwide has announced the appointment of Matt Silverberg as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective immediately.

Matt succeeds Stuart Allen, who assumes the role of Chairman & Board Advisor after serving as CEO for the past 13 years. Based in the United States, Matt will lead B&H Worldwide’s global operations and strategic growth initiatives, while Allen will continue to provide strategic direction and support the executive leadership team from Singapore.

The appointment marks a significant milestone in B&H Worldwide’s continued evolution as the company strengthens its position as a logistics specialist supporting airlines, MROs, OEMs, aerospace manufacturers and spare parts providers worldwide.

Matt brings extensive executive leadership experience across time-critical logistics, supply chain and professional services. Throughout his career, he has led organisations ranging from high-growth businesses to global enterprises, holding senior executive positions including Chief Executive Officer and Chief Commercial Officer. His track record includes delivering sustained revenue growth through both organic expansion and strategic acquisitions, leading business transformation programmes and building high-performing international teams.

Demands for resilience and technology-enabled supply chain solutions increase

Matt’s appointment comes at a time when the aerospace industry continues to experience increasing demand for resilient, responsive and technology-enabled supply chain solutions as global fleets expand and maintenance activity accelerates.

Matt said: “I am honoured to join B&H Worldwide at such an exciting point in its journey. The company has built an outstanding global reputation over nearly four decades by consistently delivering specialist logistics solutions to the aerospace industry when reliability and speed matter most.

“I look forward to building on this strong foundation, investing in innovation, strengthening our international capabilities and creating even greater value for our customers and partners around the world.”

Following the leadership transition, Stuart Allen will continue to play an active role in shaping the company’s long-term strategy as Chairman, working closely with Matt and the executive leadership team to support B&H Worldwide’s continued international growth.

Advancing the scale of global logistics hubs

Since its establishment in 1988, B&H Worldwide has become a provider of aerospace logistics solutions worldwide, supporting airlines, MROs, OEMs, defence organisations and aviation suppliers through a global network of strategically located aerospace logistics hubs.

Stuart Allen, Chairman of B&H Worldwide, said: “After leading B&H Worldwide through a period of significant growth and transformation, I am delighted to welcome Matt as our new Chief Executive Officer. His extensive leadership experience, commercial expertise and proven ability to scale international businesses make him the ideal person to lead B&H into its next chapter.

“Our business has always been built on long-term customer relationships, operational excellence and a commitment to delivering specialist aerospace logistics solutions across the globe. Matt shares these values and brings fresh perspectives that will help us continue to innovate, expand our capabilities and strengthen our position as the partner of choice for the global aerospace industry.

“As Chairman, I look forward to supporting Matt and the executive team as we continue executing our long-term strategy and delivering sustainable growth for our customers, employees and stakeholders.”

With Matt’s appointment and Stuart’s continued strategic leadership as Chairman, B&H Worldwide is set to accelerate its growth strategy, expand its global footprint and continue delivering innovative, customer-focused logistics solutions.

Strategic relocation of Auckland facility in New Zealand

The company – which provides a range of specialist services, including Aircraft on Ground (AOG) logistics, time-critical transportation, aerospace warehousing, inventory management, aircraft engine logistics, onboard courier services and supply chain management solutions – recently relocated its Auckland office and warehouse operations in New Zealand to a new facility in Mangere, strategically located less than 10 minutes from Auckland Airport.

Above: The new Auckland warehouse. Photo: B&H Worldwide

The new facility, located at Unit 3, 197 Montgomerie Road, Mangere, Auckland 2022, is now fully operational and strengthens support for airlines, MROs, OEMs, lessors and aerospace suppliers across New Zealand and the wider Asia-Pacific region, with enhanced warehousing, inventory management, customs clearance, import and export handling, airside access and 24/7 AOG support.

Lee Hedges, Branch Manager, New Zealand, B&H Worldwide said: “Our new Auckland facility represents an important step in strengthening our service offering for the aerospace sector in New Zealand.

“Its proximity to Auckland Airport, combined with our specialist customs expertise, secure storage capabilities and around-the-clock AOG support, enables us to respond quickly and efficiently to our customers’ requirements. This move strengthens our ability to deliver the speed, reliability and operational excellence that the aerospace industry demands.”

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