Vít Votroubek, CEO of PST CLC Mitsui-Soko, who is also the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Czech Freight Forwarding and Logistics Association, has been awarded a bronze badge of honour by the Customs Office for the Capital City of Prague. He received it from the Director of the Customs Office for the Capital City of Prague for his exceptional merits in performing tasks for the benefit of the Customs Office.
“I see this award as recognition of the work of our entire team. We at PST CLC Mitsui-Soko have long prided ourselves on a fair partnership with Customs and a professional approach to customs and logistics processes. I very much appreciate this honour,” says Vít Votroubek.
“PST CLC Mitsui-Soko has a long-standing profile as a reliable partner in customs services, transport and warehousing. I am very pleased with the award, but I am most pleased that the quality of our customs services is appreciated especially by our customers who have been using our services for a long time, and moreover their number is growing. Since last year, we have also been actively operating in Slovakia, where we have launched our Customs Services SK branch,” says Vít Votroubek.
He adds that PST CLC Mitsui-Soko has also opened a Customs Services branch at the Košice terminal. “We see great business opportunities there. Once the war conflict in Ukraine is over, the reconstruction of Ukraine will begin. The Koper-Kosice corridor will be heavily used. It will be ready to handle the onslaught of goods movement towards Ukraine so that the reconstruction of Ukraine can be fully launched and all customs clearance requirements are properly met,” says Petr Böhm, Director of Customs Services Division at PST CLC Mitsui-Soko.
Let us add that Vit Votroubek has also previously served as Director of Customs Services at PST CLC Mitsui-Soko. His professional career in this company began in 2007, when he joined as Director of Logistics, then in 2010 he took over the role of Director of Customs Services Division. He subsequently rose to the position of CEO and Chairman of the Board.
For the sake of interest, let us add that before joining logistics he worked as an aircraft mechanic at the Research and Testing Institute of Aviation in Kbely, Prague.
