Welcoming New Commodity Brokers: The Next Step In Our Global Growth

At Atria Brokers, we believe that strong companies are, first and foremost, built by strong individuals — leaders with vision, strategic insight, and the drive to create opportunities. Expanding our global reach hinges significantly on bringing in exactly such professionals. We are delighted to welcome new commodity brokers to our team — Elyes Elloumi from Tunisia and Gerardo Moscatelli from Spain. We would be excited to see the results of their teamwork that also gives all of us a strategic edge!

Elyes brings his extensive experience in agro commodity brokerage, spanning two decades and including rice, tea, coffee, and grains. It positions him perfectly to focus on the following areas:

  • FOB/CIF contracts;
  • Establishing strong communication with key players in the Tunisian, Algerian, and Moroccan destinations, along with French clients targeting these African countries;
  • Handling trading based on specific client requests.
    

Gerardo has a wealth of expertise in agro commodity trading and robust partnerships with major global traders and importers of corn, feed wheat, and milling wheat. His responsibilities will encompass:

  • Developing the Spanish market and collaborating with Swiss offices of international companies;
  • Cooperating with the local Brazilian team and office to ensure complete alignment with internal market and client allocation procedures;
  • Managing FOB/CIF contracts and agro-commodity trading within his designated region.

Moreover, both Elyes' ability to navigate complex markets and deliver tailored solutions and Gerardo's proficiency in contract negotiation and executing strategic partnerships align perfectly with our philosophy at Atria Brokers.

Let this mark the beginning of a new milestone in our shared journey Together, we empower each other! 

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