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Jan-Willem Van Den Dijssel

Jan-Willem van den Dijssel
Americas Lead
Cargill Ocean Transportation

Jan-Willem van den Dijssel is an accomplished business leader with over 25 years’ experience in the grain and maritime trading industry. In his current role, Jan-Willem is responsible for Cargill’s Ocean Transportation business across the Americas.
Jan-Willem joined Cargill in 1996 as a grain trader in Chile. He successfully held grain trading roles in Cargill’s corporate headquarters in Minneapolis and in Miami. In 2004, Jan-Willem moved to the Panamax desk of Cargill’s Ocean Transportation business in Geneva, Switzerland before he became manager of the Americas Handy desk.
In 2011, Jan-Willem joined the New Jersey office as Americas Commercial Manager and was promoted to his current role of Americas Lead in 2014. He moved the Ocean Transportation team to Miami in 2021.
In January 2018, Jan-Willem was named as Cargill’s board representative of the North American Marine Environment Protection Association. He arranged Cargill’s lead sponsorship and completed all 6 Seamen’s Church Institute Mountain Challenge events in support of mariners.

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