Logicenters has announced the appointment of Henning Kirchenkamp as its new Business Development Manager in Germany. He most recently held the same position at Goodman Germany. In his new role, Henning will lead Logicenters’ land and deal sourcing activities in the German market, where the company aims to develop sustainable, tenant-focused logistics facilities in key hubs.
As Logicenters continues to expand its operations in Germany, Henning will be responsible for identifying and sourcing logistics opportunities. He is a highly regarded real estate expert with more than 18 years of experience in the acquisition, transactions, development, and marketing of commercial properties. His previous roles include positions at GEDO and Kaufland, where he oversaw and executed numerous real estate transactions and developments.
“I want to warmly welcome Henning to Logicenters. He brings extensive experience from both the real estate industry and the German market, making him the right person to further strengthen Logicenters’ presence. From day one, he has shown drive, commitment, and a strong understanding of our sustainability initiatives. It will be exciting to follow Henning’s journey within the company,” says Martin Ohly, General Manager Logicenters Germany & Head of Logistics.
”I am very pleased to welcome Henning to Logicenters. We look forward to strengthening our position as one of the leading developers in the German market, and that journey starts with securing the right land. I look forward to continued success as we grow our business in Germany,” says Petri Valkama, Partner and Deputy CIO at NREP and Head of Logicenters.
“I am truly excited to join the team and impressed by Logicenters’ strong commitment to driving and accelerating the transition to a climate-neutral sector. This ambition is clearly reflected in the choice of locations and the design of buildings that prioritize sustainability, low carbon footprints, and energy efficiency,” says Henning Kirchenkamp, Business Development Manager at Logicenters Germany.