Paul Beiboer appointed to Lineage board of directors

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Lineage, Inc. (“Lineage” or the “Company”), a global temperature-controlled warehouse REIT, today announced the appointment of Paul Beiboer to its Board of Directors (“Board”). Beiboer’s appointment to the Board is effective September 23, 2026, and he will also serve as a member of the Board’s Talent and Compensation Committee.

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Beiboer brings to the Board more than three decades of global leadership experience across the financial services, food, and agriculture sectors, as well as experience leading business transformation initiatives. His past roles include a more than 30-year tenure at Rabobank, where he served as Chief Executive Officer of its North American operations and, prior to that, CEO of its European operations (outside of the Netherlands). He currently holds several board and advisory positions, with experience in growth, governance, and navigating global markets.

Beiboer’s appointment follows the transition of James Wyper off the Board. Luke Taylor, a current member of the Board, will continue to represent Stonepeak Aspen Holdings LLC on the Board following Wyper’s transition.

“On behalf of the Board and Lineage’s executive leadership team, I am pleased to welcome Paul to the Board and look forward to the perspectives his global leadership and understanding of our industry will bring as we continue to advance Lineage’s long-term strategy,” said Greg Lehmkuhl, President and CEO of Lineage. “We also extend our thanks to James for his service and contributions to Lineage.”

For more information:
Ki Bin Kim
Lineage
Email: [email protected]
www.ir.onelineage.com

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