There has been a change of board at the fifth-generation family business Royal Terberg Group. Current chairman of the board George Terberg (68), after a career of almost 45 years in the family business, is handing over the leadership to his nephew Godfried Terberg (58) as of 1 October.
The Royal Terberg Group has been developing, producing and modifying special transport vehicles and loading systems for professional and intensive use for more than 150 years. In addition, the company offers leasing products in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Innovation and sustainability
Godfried Terberg: "George took the group to another level. I am proud to succeed him. I want to keep what is good. I want to continue making necessary changes to be resistant in these times of global developments, such as sustainability, electrification and digitalisation. Innovation and sustainability are in our DNA. Because we always feel responsible for the next generations, we have been successful for 152 years. Now is the time to prepare the group for a sustainable future, for the good of our planet."
Change of board
Godfrey held the role of vice-president of Royal Terberg Group for the past ten years. He is also operationally responsible for the Environmental division. Added to the Executive Board will be Mr Rob van Hove. He is operationally responsible for the Special Vehicles division. Retiring Board Chairman George Terberg will join the Supervisory Board.
More than 1 billion euro turnover
The family-owned company, active in the Automotive sector has branches in 12 countries. It reached a turnover of over EUR 1 billion in 2020 with a total of 3,000 employees.
Photo: George Terberg (right), the current chairman of the board is handing over the leadership to his nephew Godfried Terberg (left) with effect from 1 October.