Gosselin news

After the Italian and UK office receiving the FAIM 22 Top Performer status, it was Belgium’s turn for a FIDI audit. With Belgium not only having multiple offices in Deurne and Vilvoorde, but also their own warehouses and rolling stock, the audit was extensive but successful nevertheless.

With Gosselin offices all over Europe, it’s almost impossible to know everybody. However, an international working experience can be the perfect way to get acquainted with colleagues from different countries. Roberta and Patrizio from the Italian office did just that, taking the opportunity to network and brainstorm work processes.

Gosselin currently launched a new trial project combining the usual road transport with train groupage in Europe. It is the perfect combination between handling large volumes, less reloads, less damage risks, and focusing on sustainability at the same time.

When Lasha approached John to offer his resignation because he wanted to leave Georgia, they sat around the table to look for a solution. At Gosselin, we do whatever we can to offer possibilities and growth to our employees.

The Italian office recently received its third audit since its opening and once more passed with flying colors, receiving the FIDI Top Performer 2023 status. An impressive achievement, especially since there were additional requirements concerning cybersecurity, sustainability, and risk management.

Dr. Henry Beker not only needed his herbarium moved from Brussels to the UK, but also his book collection (over 3000 books) on mycology (the study of mushrooms), together with some antique furniture. This more than 86 cubic meters move got a real Gosselin door to door VIP service.

Barbara Savelli, Country Manager of Gosselin Moving Italy, participated in the first Federation Italian Mover’s Event (FIM) in Rome. Minister of Sustainable Infrastructure and Mobility, Matteo Salvini, received the FIM delegation and make some concrete steps to support the industry’s needs.

Gosselin moved a German harpsichord after Chr. Zell, made by Yvan de Halleux, from Brussels to Jerusalem via airfreight. Sarah Meltzer from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, is a fervent practitioner of music and considered the instrument to be practically family.

Sustainability and employee well-being were the primary topics discussed at the HR Forum in Milan, which Eleonora attended. Following the exchange of personal experiences, the day concluded with a networking session.