From Schiphol’s Warehouse floors to the digital front lines of shipping programs, Vidra Den Herteg has carved a profession based on curiosity, service and continuous re -enrollment. After 30 years in industry, Vidra Oved to AWEY, IT provider and software development company that supports the international air freight industry.
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How did you enter air and logistics?
Completely by chance. My neighbor asked once I was going to help at the Shebaul Airport – it was in 1991, and I never left the industry.
What is the best advice you received ever?
Be yourself. You believe in what you bring – always echoing originality.
What is the only thing that we do not know from your CV?
I was a coach of ice skating and the athletes are currently the strength, strength and endurance. Sports and logistics – both require endurance.
If you did not go to a travel shipment, what would you do?
It is difficult to say. Once you are on air conditions, don’t really leave. The path is just maintaining detection.
What hobby did you always want to try?
He behaves on the stage. I would like to be part of the performance – a little drama, a little fun.
A proud moment?
To become my mother. My 27 -year -old daughter is now, and I am very proud of the strong and smart woman who has become.
The chosen superpower?
To end the war.
Favorite airport?
London, because I like to take off; The engines move to the full power while the plane breaks are still operating, then they are launched.
The biggest change in industry?
People finally realize the value of technology and its effect on operational efficiency.
The best and worst purchase?
Best: an electronic bike and any good pair of shoes. The worst: the food processor that I have never used.
Go to the meal?
Fresh salad with tomatoes, cucumber, chicken and balsamic dislocation. Simple, clean and satisfactory.
The most used emojis?
Smiling face – always trying to keep things positive.
Advice for anyone who starts logistical services?
Start anywhere. Be open, stay curious, and take every opportunity that comes on your way. The world of goods is full of growth if you are ready to jump.
