Maritime CEO
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IRI: 100m grt by year-end
Singapore: As he looks back on the incredibly fast trajectory his flag has had, from far-flung South Pacific nothingness to…
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Fichte & Co: “Be aware of jurisdiction clauses”
Dubai: Jasamin Fichte’s workload tends to mirror the stresses and strains of the shipping industry. The leading Dubai maritime…
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BW Group: Gas focus for Sohmen-Pao
Singapore: One of shipping’s blue chip names, BW Group, has undergone a remarkable transformation since the onset of the…
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Nam Cheong: “Room to grow further”
Singapore: Nam Cheong has been a near-constant in the news in recent months, becoming one of the busiest companies in…
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INTTRA: Box volumes bloom
Parsippany: Container volumes are back to 2007 levels, according to the boss of INTTRA, the company whose products are…
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Holman Fenwick Willan: “Seek our guidance early”
London: In the job for just a week, Paul Dean, the new head of law firm Holman Fenwick Willan’s…
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Flagship Management: Maritime talent drain warning
Pompano Beach: The inexorable rise of the offshore business as traditional shipping has slumped has brought about a potentially…
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Österreichischer Lloyd: “Always seeking new opportunities”
Limassol: Cyprus remains near the top of the world’s news agenda, its dramatic financial fall putting the Eurozone area…
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CLC Projects: Eye on China-Africa trade
Hong Kong: Maritime CEO came across an interesting statistic recently: trade between the southern Chinese province of Guangdong and…
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Wallem: Delivering maritime solutions
Hong Kong: The Wallem Group is actively trying to get the market to notice it is far more than…
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PortMiami: $2bn of infrastructure spending
Miami: Maritime CEO hates to be upstaged, but when it’s the President of the United States getting in front…
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Norton Rose: Finding finance vital
London: One of the world’s most well-known transport lawyers talks to Maritime CEO today about key issues affecting shipowners.…
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CargoSphere: Helping shipping be “more collaborative”
Chapel Hill: CargoSphere, the cloud-based global rate management solution and rate network for the ocean and air logistics sector,…
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Shoft Shipyard: Defence propping up shipbuilders
Mumbai: Increased political tensions are the great hidden beneficiary to troubled shipyards around the world, with defence spending escalating,…
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Softship: Hard-hit liners seek efficiencies
Hamburg: Ever larger boxships are exerting enormous stress on containerlines’ back-office operations, says the boss of one of the…
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Maersk Line: Skou calls for further consolidation
Long Beach: Soren Skou, the ceo of Denmark’s Maersk Line, is adamant that the liner sector needs further consolidation.…
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AGODCO: $100m readied for LPG investments
Abu Dhabi: In the first couple of months of Maritime CEO’s existence there has been plenty of owners and…
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Spinnaker: Shipping more “grown-up” when it comes to HR
Leigh-on-Sea: The shipping industry has adopted a more “grown-up” approach to human resources in the current recession, becoming much…
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Jade Shipmanagement: Hong Kong’s newest manager
Hong Kong: The city of Hong Kong is well versed in eager entrepreneurs going it alone and making a…
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SeaIntel: International roll out
Copenhagen: It’s only two years old, and yet SeaIntel Maritime Analysis has made such a splash that it has…
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