Procam Logistics appoints Manas Ganguly as new Director at Kolkata

23 May 2022 CW Team

Manas Kumar Ganguly has been appointed as Director of Procam Worldwide Logistics Pvt Limited, India's premier Project Cargo logistics firm.

Manas was previously the COO of Balmer Lawrie & Co Ltd (a 154-year-old firm that is a category 1 Mini Ratna under the Government of India).

TG Ramalingam, Procam Group MD, told the media that they are thrilled to induct Manas Ganguly as Director for their Global forwarding firm, Procam Worldwide Logistics Pvt Limited.

He said Manas would be in charge of International Business Strategies and Planning to develop Procam Group's global reach to 120+ countries.

Ramalingam informed them that Manas would work at their Kolkata office. He has created a highly efficient business model for global freight management and forwarding, international commerce, general management, and business and brand development in multinational and local enterprises during the last 30 years.

Porcam Group's businesses include project and heavy lift transportation, warehousing, global freight and ship chartering, and installation and rigging.

Procam is an asset-owned firm with 15+ offices across India and worldwide offices in 120+ countries through a network company. It recognises its social responsibilities by promoting road safety, cancer and blood disorder patient help, environmental protection, and girl child education.

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