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ZeroNorth appoints Soren Andersen as new CEO to lead next phase of growth

Soren Meyer will step down as CEO with the Board announcing the appointment of Soren Andersen, an executive with a record of scaling maritime software and service companies.

Maritime technology solutions provider ZeroNorth A/S on Wednesday (21 January) announced a leadership transition as it prepares for its next phase of development and profitable growth.

Since its founding about five years ago, ZeroNorth has rapidly established itself as an industry frontrunner, servicing 6,000 vessels, with a global presence with offices in six locations, and a talented workforce of 550 people. 

As ZeroNorth enters a new stage of growth, the Board of Directors, in collaboration with Soren Meyer, has determined that the company’s evolving focus requires a new CEO profile. 

Accordingly, Soren Meyer will step down as CEO, and the Board announced the appointment of Soren Andersen, an executive with a record of scaling maritime software and service companies as well as 25 years of experience from the shipping industry.

Soren Andersen joins ZeroNorth following successful tenures as CEO of Unimed Maritime Solutions and StormGeo, both scale-up companies, with StormGeo being a maritime software and service company like ZeroNorth. 

At StormGeo, Soren Andersen secured profitable growth and established himself as a leader renowned for developing organisations and delivering results through his teams. His deep sector expertise, combined with hands-on experience in fleet management and implementing fleet-wide fuel and CO2 reduction initiatives, positions him ideally to guide ZeroNorth through its next chapter.

Christian Ingerslev, Chair, ZeroNorth, said: “On behalf of the Board of Directors, I am delighted to welcome Soren Andersen to ZeroNorth. With a proven track record of leading scale-up companies with a clear focus on customer value, combined with his deep sector knowledge, he is an excellent addition to our team. 

“I would also like to express our gratitude to Soren Meyer for his visionary leadership in developing ZeroNorth from an idea into a profitable market leader servicing 6,000 vessels and with 550 employees. Achieving such success in a start-up environment is no small feat.”

Soren Andersen, incoming CEO, said: “ZeroNorth is born digital, which puts the company in a unique position to support the shipping industry through the significant technological, political and regulatory changes the industry is facing. 

“With a strong product offering and one of the largest internal development engines in the industry, ZeroNorth is a highly attractive partner for shipping companies focused on leadership within efficiency and AI. I’m honoured that the Board of Directors has chosen me to lead ZeroNorth after Soren Meyer’s impressive work taking the company to what it is today.”

Soren Meyer, CEO, ZeroNorth, said: “I am incredibly proud of how far we have come with ZeroNorth and deeply grateful for the journey. It has been a joy working alongside such inspiring and talented people. 

“My heartfelt thanks go out to our customers and partners for putting their trust in our vision to make global trade green and supporting us every step of the way. As I hand over the baton of leading ZeroNorth, I want to wish Soren and the team all the very best in this next chapter.”

 

Photo credit: ZeroNorth
Published: 22 January, 2026

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