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Friday, November 22, 2024

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Vancouver Fraser Port Authority Names Madiwal as VP of Operations and Supply Chain

of Clear Seas and the International Sailors Society of Canada.  At the age of 18, he left his home of Mumbai to begin what would be a long and exceptional career at sea which included working his way up to the rank of captain. In 2008, Madiwal transitioned his career to shore-based roles, working in a diverse range of Canadian shipping projects including ship management, ferry operations and shipbuilding. Madiwal has been acting Vice President of Operations and Supply Chain at the port authority since December 2023

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LOGISTEC Appoints Liborio Fernandes Chief as Commercial Officer

sector throughout North America, Latin America and internationally.“As a transformational leader with in-depth supply chain knowledge and solid experience in large commercial organizations in the marine and logistics industry, Cleidy has an impressive track record for leveraging the power of diverse functional teams to accelerate growth,” said Sean Pierce, CEO of LOGISTEC. “Cleidy’s collaborative approach to business development, as we expand to offer a turn-key solution that includes trucking, warehousing and container freight station services, will provide additional value

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NBBB and ESR Names Goedhard Sales and Marketing Director

Boat Builders (NBBB) and Everett Ship Repair (ESR), announced the appointment of Bart Goedhard as the new Director of Sales and Marketing.Goedhard brings more than 30 years of extensive experience in the international maritime and transportation industry, having held leadership positions across a diverse range of sectors, including -marine and energy solutions, shipbuilding and repair firms, terminal ownership and operations, transportation companies, stevedoring services, and tug and barge operations.In his new role, Goedhard will oversee all sales and marketing initiatives, focusing on expanding

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Cadmatic Names Detlef Schneider CEO

, a global software leader serving the construction industry.“I am pleased to welcome Detlef Schneider to Cadmatic to continue Jukka Rantala's successful work,” said Olli Manner, Chairman of the Board. “Detlef’s extensive experience will support our growth objectives, and his diverse background will benefit the development of customer relationships, business models, and our products. Detlef has much to contribute to Cadmatic’s growth path.”Schneider said, “It is an honor to lead Cadmatic toward a successful future. Cadmatic develops excellent engineering and

Lisa Lutoff-Perlo (Photo: Hornblower Group)

Hornblower Appoints Lisa Lutoff-Perlo as Board Chair

Lisa Lutoff-Perlo has been appointed as the Chairwoman of the Board, effective immediately.A global hospitality and cruise industries leader, Lutoff-Perlo will help in guiding Hornblower’s strategic direction and fostering growth, innovation, and operational excellence across the company’s diverse portfolio of businesses, Lutoff-Perlo is currently the President and CEO of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Miami Host Committee. She previously served as Vice Chairman, External Affairs, for the Royal Caribbean Group and as President and CEO of Celebrity Cruises, Hornblower said.“We are thrilled

Danielle “Danny” Robinson (Photo: SUNY Maritime College)

SUNY Maritime Promotes Robinson to Dean of Admissions

commitment to our mission. We look forward to the innovative strategies and fresh perspectives that she will bring to this crucial role; and we are confident that under her leadership, our admissions team will continue to attract and support outstanding students who will contribute to the vibrant and diverse community at Maritime College.&rdquo

Joseph Morris (Photo: Port Everglades)

Joseph Morris Named Director at Port Everglades

experience and understands the vital economic role that a seaport plays in a community," said Broward County Administrator Monica Cepero. "Joe has proven to be an exceptional leader throughout his private sector and public service career in the port industry, with more than 25 years of diverse experience in seaport, transportation, government, and business management."

Silicon Sensing MEMS inertial measurement units in test. (Photo: Silicon Sensing)

Silicon Sensing Establishes US Office

our products in the region, a growth which is forecast to continue over the coming years as the need increases for precision motion sensing for ever-more compact platforms, whether on land, sea, air or in space.”The U.K.-based firm supplies gyros, accelerometers and inertial measurement units into diverse markets including autonomous vehicles, surveying and mapping, space, defence, aerospace and construction and industrial machinery. Some of these markets will experience double-digit compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for inertial sensors through to 2030, alongside fast-evolving inertial requirements

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Maritime Employers: Working to Find Workers

as an extension of the shipyard. A dedicated training facility provides the immersive learning experience necessary for mastering the skills needed on the job (NWTC opened its new North Coast Marine Manufacturing Training Center in Marinette in 2011).Allow flexibility in scheduling: Recognize the diverse needs of students and provide flexible training schedule to set them up for success. This could include flexible work hours, on-the-job training opportunities, or offer remote learning to ensure accessibility.Capitalize on insider knowledge: Recruit instructors with firsthand experience and expertise

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MARAD’s Centers of Excellence: Addressing Maritime Workforce Needs and Preparing the Next Generation

security and quality of U.S. maritime operations at sea and ashore,” Kumar said. A CoE designation aims to “raise the profile of an institution’s maritime program, highlight the vital role these institutions play in supporting the maritime industry, and connect potential students with diverse education and training opportunities and maritime pathways.”“Looking forward, the authorization of the CoE Program to provide maritime career training grants, though currently unappropriated, would, when funded, help to expand maritime program offerings and training facilities, as well

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Crowley Reaches Labor Deal for Isla Grande Terminal in Puerto Rico

liquefied natural gas (LNG) energy services.“Crowley’s dedicated, timely and reliable ocean shipping and supply chain services start with the dedication and hard work of the men and women operating the Isla Grande Terminal. We thank them for their continued trust and partnership serving our diverse customers in Puerto Rico,” said Brett Bennett, senior vice president and general manager, Crowley Logistics.Crowley has invested more than $550 million in Puerto Rico through LNG-fueled containerships, barge services, port infrastructure and service capabilities at Isla Grande Terminal. Crowley&rsq

Chief Warrant Officer Aaron Studie climbs a Jacob's ladder to perform a vessel inspection. Marine inspectors board boats in dry dock, moored at a pier, anchored and in rare occasions while underway. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Darryl W. Bradshaw)

GAO: Coast Guard Should Address Workforce Recruitment and Retention Challenges

of these reports published in 2022 and 2023 have resulted in 17 GAO recommendations to address these issues, but as of today, 16 remain open and need to be addressed. Implementing these recommendations is key to the Coast Guard’s ability to recruit and retain the personnel necessary to conduct its diverse array of mission requirements.The Coast Guard — a multi-mission military service employing more than 55,000 personnel — has reported that it is about 3,500 enlisted members short and has missed its recruiting targets for the past five fiscal years. Some of the Coast Guard’s recruitment

John Barnard (Photo: Gibdock)

Barnard Joins Gibdock as Commercial Director

Gibraltar ship repair yard Gibdock announced the appointment of John Barnard as its new Commercial Director.Barnard brings to the role over 15 years of experience in the shipbuilding and repair business, with a career marked by diverse roles, encompassing technical, commercial and production functions across both defense and commercial markets.A graduate from the University of Southampton with a Masters in Ship Science in 2008, Barnard began his career as a naval architect at Cammell Laird in the U.K. Barnard has garnered extensive experience as a ship manager, successfully overseeing projects such as

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TCarta Plans Bathymetric Mapping Workshop for Jamaica

.“TCarta greatly appreciates Seabed 2030’s continuing commitment to expand hydrographic mapping education around the world,” said TCarta President Kyle Goodrich. “Data sets created in our workshops will be included in the Seabed 2030 global database and will also be used in diverse coastal management projects by Jamaica.”The Seabed 2030 program was launched by The Nippon Foundation of Japan and the General Bathymetric Chart of the Oceans (GEBCO) program to inspire the complete mapping of the ocean floor by the end of the decade. A flagship program of the UN Ocean Decade

Glenn Wiltshire (Photo: Port Everglades)

Wiltshire Named Acting Director of Port Everglades

. Wiltshire, the current Deputy Port Director, will take the helm when CEO and Port Director Jonathan Daniels departs on February 3 for his new role as Executive Director of Maryland Port Administration and the Port of Baltimore.Wiltshire's responsibilities include managing the seaport's diverse maritime initiatives that generate more than $33 billion in economic activity statewide annually, support 9,584 local direct jobs and result in more than $1.18 billion in state and local taxes."Glenn has demonstrated his ability and steadiness in leading the port in two previous periods of

Kenny Ballard and Lance Richardson (Photo: Wing Group)

New Leadership at Mustang Survival and Wing Group

Outdoor, Kelty, and, most recently, his own successful consulting firm. Having once worked at Mad River Canoe, Ballard returns to his roots by re-immersing himself in the water sports industry.Andrew Branagh, CEO of the Wing Group, said, “Kenny’s history of exceptional leadership across a diverse spectrum of outdoor businesses uniquely qualifies him as the ideal candidate for this pivotal role at Mustang Survival. Kenny has consistently worked across the retail sector and knows how to navigate the complexities of commercial and military operations.’Ballard will lead from the Mustang

Chris Goldsworthy (Photo: IMarEST)

Goldsworthy Takes Over as CEO at IMarEST

with P&O Containers, where he spent 16 years at sea, achieving the rank of chief engineer officer. He transitioned to shore-based roles in 2005 as a technical superintendent, and his journey has led him to technical, fleet, management and director positions. Throughout his career, he has overseen diverse fleets, nurtured strong teams, and provided strategic leadership to boards and executives, exemplifying his technical acumen and leadership prowess.Goldsworthy said, “It’s an honor to take on this role for the Institute that I have been a passionate member of since I started my career

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