B&H Worldwide names Matt Silverberg CEO

B&H Worldwide has appointed Matt Silverberg as chief executive officer, effective immediately, as the aerospace logistics company looks to expand globally. Stuart Allen moves into the chairman and board advisor role after 13 years as CEO.

Why it matters: - B&H Worldwide is changing leadership as aerospace logistics demand rises for faster, more resilient and technology-enabled supply chains. - The move positions the company to push growth across airlines, MROs, OEMs, aerospace manufacturers and spare parts providers. - Stuart Allen’s shift to chairman and board advisor keeps continuity in place while Silverberg takes over day-to-day leadership.

What happened: - B&H Worldwide appointed Matt Silverberg chief executive officer, effective immediately. - Silverberg is based in the United States and will lead B&H Worldwide’s global operations and strategic growth initiatives. - Stuart Allen becomes chairman and board advisor after 13 years as CEO. - Allen will remain based in Singapore and continue supporting the executive leadership team.

The details: - Silverberg brings experience in time-critical logistics, supply chain and professional services. - His background includes senior executive roles as chief executive officer and chief commercial officer. - Silverberg has led both high-growth businesses and global enterprises. - His track record includes organic revenue growth, strategic acquisitions, business transformation programs and building international teams. - B&H Worldwide was established in 1988. - The company says it is one of the world’s leading aerospace logistics providers. - B&H Worldwide supports airlines, MROs, OEMs, defence organisations and aviation suppliers through a global network of aerospace logistics hubs. - Services include Aircraft on Ground logistics, time-critical transportation, aerospace warehousing, inventory management, aircraft engine logistics, onboard courier services and supply chain management. - Allen said he is pleased to welcome Silverberg as CEO. - Silverberg said he was drawn to B&H Worldwide’s customer-first culture, people and operational focus.

Between the lines: - The leadership change suggests B&H Worldwide wants to pair continuity with a fresh growth push. - Silverberg’s mix of commercial leadership and acquisition experience points to possible expansion through both organic growth and M&A. - The company is leaning on its long operating history and specialist aerospace focus as the industry seeks more dependable logistics support.

What's next: - Silverberg is expected to focus on innovation, stronger international capabilities and expanded customer value. - Allen will work with Silverberg and the executive team on long-term strategy. - B&H Worldwide says the transition will support continued international growth and an expanded global footprint. - The company expects to keep building customer-focused logistics services for the aerospace sector.

The bottom line: - B&H Worldwide is handing the CEO role to a new leader while keeping an experienced chairman in place to support the next phase of global expansion.