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Shmuel Yoskovitz

Shmuel Yoskovitz
Chief Executive Officer
X-Press Feeders

Shmuel Yoskovitz joined X-Press Feeders in 2016 as chief financial officer before being promoted in
2020 to CEO.
As CEO, his remit is to grow the business while implementing the company’s mission to reduce its
carbon footprint, helping to make shipping more sustainable.
Shmuel is a very experienced executive in the shipping industry. He started his career in shipping in
2004 at Israeli-based shipping container company ZIM Integrated Shipping Services where he was
instrumental in helping implement SAP enterprise software for financial reporting and purchasing.
He was then promoted in 2006 to Financial Director for Asia Pacific.
Then in 2008 he became managing director of a feeder shipping company headquartered in Hong
Kong that served the intra-Asia market and Africa before rejoining ZIM in 2012 to be VP Logistics
based in Isarel.
Shmuel has a Bachelor of Science (Economics) from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and a
Schmuel has a Bachelor of Science (Economics) from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and a
Master of Business Administration from Israel’s University of Haifa.

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