Maritime CEO
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Berge Bulk: James Marshall stars on the cover of Maritime CEO magazine
Singapore: Today sees the launch of the latest issue of Maritime CEO magazine, a distinctly Greek flavoured edition timed to…
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Greystoke Marine Management: Private equity’s manager
Vancouver: Three ex-Teekay executives have joined forces to create a consultancy to help private equity and banks handle the growing…
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Navalmar UK: Selling up
Marina di Carrara: Enrico Bogazzi, a well known name in bulk shipping despite being a very low profile man, can…
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Oilopps.com: Understanding offshore recruitment
What makes Simon Kendrick different to others involved in offshore recruitment is that, by his own admission, he knows what…
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DGS Marine: Fixed premium P&I market evolving fast
London: The fixed premium P&I market will secure a double-digit share of the P&I market in the near future, argues…
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IMarEST: Shipping’s looming skills gap must be tackled now
London: Shipping’s looming skills gap must be tackled now, says the new president of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science…
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Beacon Communications: ‘Visibility and engagement are vital’
Sandefjord: Consummate is the clichéd adjective invariably used when describing a decent PR professional. For Stuart Brewer, however, it is…
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Green Award Foundation: Competitive advantage
Rotterdam: The Green Award Foundation, a not-for-profit quality assurance organisation, yesterday announced that it has signed an incentive agreement with…
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Edmiston: Selling luxury PSVs
London: Amid the depressed OSV scene there have been some very creative ideas to get ships employed. Readers might recall…
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Aqualis Offshore: Renewables bring some relief
Asker: Renewable energy projects are providing some solace for Norwegian offshore consultants Aqualis Offshore in what has been a tricky…
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Optimum Ship Services: Greek manager confident Piraeus has strong future
Piraeus : Optimum Ship Services of Piraeus, Greece was created in September 2014, owned by the powerful Monaco-based Scorpio Group,…
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Norbulk Shipping: Long term optimist
London: Some segments of the shipping industry are enduring very tough times in 2016, mainly container, offshore and dry bulk,…
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Zephyr Maritime: Tsavliris enters recruitment sector
London: Yesterday saw a famous name in shipping launch a new maritime recruitment firm. Alexander G Tsavliris has founded Zephyr…
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Marlink: Ships are becoming ‘branch offices’
Lysaker: Ships today are becoming “branch offices” that require reliable, always available communications, says Tore Morten Olsen, president of maritime…
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Jinhai Heavy Industry: ‘Chinese yards lack efficiency’
Amid the doldrums in the shipbuilding industry, Chinese yards are struggling to survive. Jinhai Heavy Industry (JHI), an affiliate shipyard…
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H.E.R.O. Awards: Maritime search and rescue recognition
London: Regular readers of this site might recall we are not generally fond of shipping industry awards. However, we also…
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Columbia Shipmanagement: More consolidation coming
Limassol: The shipmanagement sector can expect to see more mergers and acquisitions this year, says a leading name in the…
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SeaOrbiter: The International Ocean Station
Paris: It was with The Spy Who Loved Me that baddie lairs reached their absolute peak in the James Bond…
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Ocean Yield: $350m a year spend on fleet growth
Lysaker: While other owners might be reining in their expansion plans in these tricky times Norway’s Ocean Yield has outlined…
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EPSCO-Ra: Organised crime targets shipping’s soft cyber underbelly
Organised crime has found the shipping’s cyber security preparedness lacking and the industry has now become a “major profitable target”,…
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