DSV A/S

Really enjoyed some, uh, past conversations that, uh, he and I have had on the show talking about his military, uh, background.

"SeaQuest DS- uh, DSV, great submarine TV show.

Spielberg spent millions per episode." Never watched that show.

Somebody else wrote in, "The only thing about Red October that gets me down sometimes is that it's got Alec Baldwin.

He, one thing he didn't want to talk about was the recent raid by the Australian competition authority, which is sort of fair enough.

I wasn't really expecting him to, but he did talk about DSV and the future relationship with them.

He spoke about the cargo wise value pack and the way they've had to amend the pricing and, He talks about the outage, the IT outage they had earlier in the year.

We've actually broken the interview into two parts.

Maybe if we do a movie, we can go from there to a series, and that'll do it.

And then at one point, Siegel meets Yentob while Yentob is visiting America and touring the set of Sequest's DSV.

And so he pulls them aside and he's like, come on, let's do this.

And so they start getting the ball rolling.

John Debney.

John Debney was the arranger for that one.

He actually also did the theme for Sequest DSV.

Okay, which I didn't watch.

It's Levy versus the CCMA.

Levy was employed by DSV Solutions as an operational manager.

He became involved in a heated argument with a subordinate, Pearl Fundamava, after refusing her request to work overtime.

Now, both used expletives, and Leby told her to stop fucking interrupting me.

Uh, and then probably pertinent to the business quality is this AI disruption piece.

So they just lost their largest customer, DSV, uh, which is, raises quite a few question marks on the, on the strength of their business model.

Um, well, it has been heading sideways, yeah, for, for the past sort of few months or so.

Um, the question is, is it building a base or is it just stalling here and then it will resume that downtrend that started a year ago? So that's, that's the big question and, I mean, Ben touched on the fact that, you know, there, there are a few issues happening with the company, uh, from a governance point of view.

You're going to send it, right? And sometimes, obviously, guys, I've sent like so many proposals, Michelle, but I think for me, it's important that you reach and you cast out your net as far and as wide as you possibly can.

I mean, I had emailed like DSV and I think I got a response from their German company or whatever, like a person in Germany, right? So wherever they're based.

So for me, cast it as far and wide and you definitely are not going to get the response that you want.

Like you're saying, in the timeline that you want.

I'm Kyle Chapman, and I help businesses connect with security freelance talent, and I am your host.

Today, I'm joined by Riikka Mikkola from DSV, Bo Sorensen from Holfa, Tobias Theisen from Novonesis, and Christine Raffel from TDC Fibernet.

If we can just have some small introductions, I'll go to, um, Riikka first.

You'd like to introduce yourself?