03 February - 05 February
Hilton Dubai Jumeirah, UAE
The Middle East Bunkering Convention returns to Dubai in February for more meaningful and informative debate and engagement on the ‘health’ of the marine fuels sector – from both a global and a regional perspective.
MEBC25 Programme
Programme details are updated regularly and are subject to change as new speakers are confirmed and themes developed.
If you feel you could make a significant contribution to the programme, please email Lesley Bankes-Hughes at [email protected] or call +44 1295 814455 to discuss this further.
Standard Delegate Pass: £650
Exhibition Opens
This session will set the scene for MEBC 25 by looking at the impact on global and regional bunker markets of an increasingly complex and unstable geopolitical situation as well as current sanctions regimes. Speakers will look at issues such as vessel routing, bunker planning, credit and counterparty relationships. What does it take to be ahead of the game in today’s bunker industry?
Oil Markets and the second Trump presidency
Daniel Colover, Head of Global Engagement & Intelligence for Oil/LNG, S&P Global Commodity Insights
Mark Lakin, Partner, Stephenson Harwood Middle East LLP
William Hogg, Senior Analyst, Counterparty Risk/Due Diligence, Infospectrum
Commercial Realities and Strategies in the Mid 2020s
Abdelrahman Tharwat, Regional Supply Manager, ME & India, Sing Fuels
Harro Booth, Founder & CEO, ElbOil
Panel Discussion
Ines Trelles Effinger, Global Head of Trading, Oilmar DMCC
Managing Director
ship.energy
Lesley Bankes-Hughes is a highly experienced editor, news journalist and features writer. After a number of years as business editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, she worked for the International Stock Exchange and Euromoney Publications. She also established a specialist newsletter covering European corporate mergers and acquisitions, and later spent several years at Christ Church, University of Oxford, with responsibility for developing educational outreach projects.
Head of Global Engagement & Intelligence for Oil/LNG
S&P Global Energy
Daniel is the Head of Global Engagement & Intelligence for Oil and LNG at S&P Global Commodity Insights and has been based in Dubai since November 2018.
Since joining S&P Global Commodity Insights in 2008 in London, Daniel has been responsible for some of the company’s major crude oil price assessments, including Dated Brent and Dubai. He also covered a variety of refined product assessments.
In 2012 he moved to Singapore where he was based until his move to Dubai. Daniel earned a Bachelor’s degree in Social and Political studies from the University of Sheffield.
Partner
Stephenson Harwood Middle East LLP
Mark is a senior litigator and partner in the firm’s Dubai office. He has a broad range of commercial litigation and arbitration experience, with specialist expertise in the maritime and commodities sectors.
Mark has played a pivotal role in developing the firm’s litigation and arbitration practice in the Middle East. He acts for large trading houses, shipping companies, financial institutions, and major oil and gas companies who are located both in the region and internationally.
He is a skilled litigator and solicitor advocate who advises on all forms of dispute resolution and represents clients as counsel in both Court and arbitration proceedings. Recent cases include major frauds, commodities disputes and oil and gas disputes worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
Mark has led numerous significant cases before various international arbitral tribunals, including LCIA, DIAC, LMAA, ICC, UNCITRAL, GAFTA, FOSFA, SIAC, and HKIAC. He has also represented clients in prominent cases before the DIFC and UAE Courts, and the English High Court, many of which have received extensive coverage in the trade and legal press.
Mark is listed as a “Leading Individual” for Shipping: Dispute Resolution by Chambers and Partners Global 2024 and a “Next Generation Partner” for Shipping within the Legal 500 EMEA 2024 Guide, UAE. In addition, he is listed as “Recommended Lawyer” for Dispute Resolution: Arbitration and International Litigation within the Legal 500 EMEA 2024 Guide, UAE.
Clients praise him as being a “a shrewd litigator with excellent knowledge of the market” who is a “savvy and skilled operator” that provides “out of the box solutions.” Clients also value his ability to combine “excellent commercial instincts along with an in-depth knowledge of the law” as well as understanding “legal issues and thinking around the matter from a strategic point of view”.
Senior Analyst, Counterparty Risk/Due Diligence
Infospectrum
William Hogg is a co-founder of Infospectrum, and has worked in the due diligence and counterparty risk management sector for almost 30 years. Since its launch in October 1999 by an established team of Senior Analysts, Infospectrum has grown to become the leading provider of counterparty credit risk appraisal reports, KYC intelligence, and ratings in the maritime and energy/commodity trading sector. William has focused on asset-light companies in low disclosure jurisdictions, leveraging Infospectrum’s proprietary databank that encapsulates 25 years of institutional memory, the collective experience of a team of 50 sector specialists that provide global coverage with local access, and an extensive market network built on trust and discretion.
The Middle East, and the UAE in particular, is a key market for Infospectrum, both in terms of clients and target companies, with the region providing its own unique complexities and challenges. Our team has provided our Middle Eastern clients with greater transparency and actionable intelligence on their proposed or current business partners, worldwide.
Regional Supply Manager - Africa & ME
Sing Fuels Pte Ltd (DMCC)
Abdelrahman has been deeply rooted in the shipping industry since 2005, building a broad foundation of expertise across ship operations, stevedoring, cargo surveying, and ship agency services and supplies. In 2016, he transitioned into the bunkering sector, where he embarked on a dynamic journey with leading companies such as Integr8 Fuels and GP Global.
He currently serves as Regional Supply Manager at Sing Fuels, overseeing bunker procurement and operations across Africa and the Middle East. In 2025, Abdelrahman was appointed as an IBIA Board Member for Africa, with a focus on developing the North and East African markets.
With his extensive experience, strategic mindset, and deep industry understanding, Abdelrahman continues to drive efficiency, reliability, and growth within the maritime fuelling sector.
Founder & CEO
ElbOil
Harro is the founder and CEO of the ElbOil Group a leading mid-sized trader of marine fuel solutions. With over 25 years of experience in the maritime and energy sectors, he has built a reputation for delivering reliable, cost-effective fuel services to shipping companies globally. His entrepreneurial journey began with a small trading operation, which he successfully expanded into a multinational business with a presence in key hubs worldwide.
Harro is passionate about sustainability in the maritime industry and actively explores innovative ways to reduce emissions through cleaner fuel alternatives.
Prior 2011 where he founded ElbOil, Harro worked for several years for O.W. Bunker as Manager in Dubai and Team Leader of the Physical Desk in Hamburg. He also worked for Lukoil and Bominflot. Harro studied International Business Economics in Munich and Hamburg and holds a Master´s degree.
The shipping and marine fuel sectors are increasingly subject to global and regional regulations which are intended to reduce the industry’s environmental impact. Speakers will discuss the obligations – and costs – placed on the industry in order to comply with recent and upcoming regulations, such as CII, the EU Emissions Trading System, and FuelEU Maritime. A global carbon levy and fuel standard are also on the table for discussion at the International Maritime Organization. This session will seek clarification on the ramifications for the global shipping sector of new regulations and legislation and will examine the role of the bunker industry in navigating the regulatory maze. Will regulation be an effective driver for shipping’s decarbonisation and should incentivisation also be part of the mix?
Contractual Consideration of Decarbonisation Issues
James Kennedy, Partner, Preston Turnbull LLP
Maria Skipper Schwenn, Director of Environmental Regulatory Affairs, Group Commercial, Bunker Holding
Maximilian Schroer, Co-Founder, BetterSea
Emissions Compliance as a Service
Fernando Alvarez, Founder, Z-Joule
Managing Director
ship.energy
Lesley Bankes-Hughes is a highly experienced editor, news journalist and features writer. After a number of years as business editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, she worked for the International Stock Exchange and Euromoney Publications. She also established a specialist newsletter covering European corporate mergers and acquisitions, and later spent several years at Christ Church, University of Oxford, with responsibility for developing educational outreach projects.
Partner
Preston Turnbull
James specialises in shipping, international trade, and insurance disputes, and is a go-to person in the market for bunker disputes and is recommended by his peers as “Mr. Bunkers”.
James qualified as a solicitor in 2008 and has a reputation as a strong technical shipping lawyer. James has an astute commercial understanding of shipping and international trade disputes particularly from his secondments to a major international insurance company and one of the world’s leading commodities traders. He acts for clients throughout the marine industry including insurers, ship owners, charterers, traders and bunker suppliers. James has a broad range of shipping and international trade expertise and is recognised as having real gravitas and credibility in this sector.
James has represented clients in numerous LMAA, LCIA, ICC and ad hoc arbitrations.
James was appointed as a member and legal advisor to the BIMCO sub-committee on the revision of the Bimco Bunker Terms.
Director of Environmental Regulatory Affairs, Group Commercial
Bunker Holding
Maria Skipper Schwenn joined Bunker Holding as Director of Environmental Regulatory and Public Affairs in 2023. Her primary tasks include securing Bunker Holding staying ahead of the curve in the transition to a low-carbon maritime industry by keeping track of the regulatory landscape and promoting the priorities of Bunker Holding, the world’s largest maritime fuel supplier. Before joining Bunker Holding Maria worked as Executive Director, Climate, Environment and Security at Danish Shipping for 13 years advocating the interests of Danish shipowners. She served as advisor to the Danish IMO delegation and was a member of ICS Marine Committee and ECSA Safety and Environment Committee. In her current position, Maria chairs the EWABA Maritime Task Force and is member of the board of Danfoss IXA, producer of marine emission monitoring systems. She was elected to IBIA’s Global Board of Directors in April 2024 and is also member of IBIA’s delegation to IMO.
Maria holds a Master’s degree in political science from University of Southern Denmark and a Master’s degree in European Politics and Administration from the College of Europe, Belgium.
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Co-Founder
BetterSea
Maximilian Schroer is a maritime decarbonization expert with over a decade of experience in energy transition, regulations, and sustainability. Previously responsible for CII, EU ETS, and FuelEU compliance at A.P. Moller-Maersk, he implemented compliance strategies that saved over €200M in CII compliance costs.
His expertise includes leading retrofit projects for vessels and providing energy efficiency advisory services at PricewaterhouseCoopers. As a co-founder of BetterSea, Maximilian drives product innovation, offering solutions like the FuelEU Marketplace, which streamlines compliance with FuelEU Maritime end-to-end and standardizes the legal and financial framework around pooling.
Founder
Z-Joule
Fernando Álvarez is the founder of Z-Joule, a start-up delivering digital solutions to support stakeholders in the maritime fuel transition. Fernando is a seasoned entrepreneur and CTO with over 20 years of experience at the nexus of shipping, innovation, and digitalization. He holds a Ph.D. in Optimization of Maritime Operations and an M.Sc. in Transport Engineering. Fernando has published several peer-reviewed papers on liner network design, port-vessel coordination, and fleet sizing.
Previously, Fernando co-founded BunkerMetric, whose flagship product, BunkerPlanner, was acquired by StormGeo in 2022. He has delivered cutting-edge software and consulting services to global giants like Shell, Cargill, WWL, and Orica.
A thought leader with a unique ‘system optimization’ perspective on the shipping segment, Fernando combines technical expertise with industry insights to shape the future of maritime transport.
This session will offer a ‘deep dive’ into the challenges and opportunities for these important marine fuel markets and provide some perspectives on what the future looks like for them from a short- and medium-term perspective. Speakers will share insights on the region’s refining, energy transportation and storage landscape and they will also look at the changing dynamics in regional shipping, supply and trading.
Sean Burgin, Senior Bunker Purchaser & Team Leader, Glander International Bunkering
Developments – Middle East
Colin Holloway Global Head – Technical Cockett Group
Advancing Marine Services and Bunkering for a Sustainable Future
Haitham Al Tamimi, Lead Business Development, Marine Services and Shipping, SOHAR Port and Freezone
Panel Discussion
Capt. Farhad P Patel, Director, Sharaf Shipping Agency
Kenneth Dam, Global Head of Bunkering, TFG Marine
CEO & Founder
ship.energy
Joint CEO, Shipping Innovation | Director, Maritime UK
Llewellyn began his career in the oil industry in 1980, working both as a journalist and as oil broker in London and New York, with Petroleum Argus, Eperon Petroleum, Albion Oil, Petroleum Intelligence Weekly and OPEC Listener, before joining MRC Business Information Group in Oxford – which later became Lloyd’s List Intelligence after MRC’s acquisition by Informa – where he rose to Managing Director before leaving in May 2003 to establish Petrospot Ltd.
He is a Founding Member of the International Bunker Industry Association, which he helped create in 1993 and has organised conferences, seminars, training courses and multiple other events in 35 countries around the world and attended events as a journalist or conference speaker in a further dozen countries.
Llewellyn is co-creator, co-founder and co-owner of the biennial London International Shipping Week, whose first edition took place in September 2013 and has become one of the largest maritime events in the world.
Llewellyn was born in Abergavenny, Wales, in 1957 and lives in Oxfordshire.
Senior Purchaser and Team Leader
Unicore
Sean Burgin has been part of the shipping industry since 2004 and is currently based in Dubai with Bunker Holding, one of the region’s largest bunker resellers. In his role, Sean leads the Supply Trading team, overseeing the group’s activities across the Middle East.
With extensive experience spanning both commercial and operational roles in Europe and the Middle East – including positions at Maersk Oil Trading and GP Global – Sean brings a comprehensive understanding of the bunker supply chain from multiple perspectives.
As a member of the Middle East IBIA Board, Sean is committed to driving innovation, promoting responsible bunkering practices, and addressing the evolving needs of the maritime industry.
Global Head - Technical
Cockett Group
Colin Holloway’s career in the oil and maritime industry spans more than 30 years during which he has gained extensive knowledge of a broad range of technical, as well as commercial and operational activities throughout the Middle East and Africa region.
As Global Head Technical at Cockett Group, Colin is responsible for all technical aspects of marine fuel, reselling, petroleum products and services worldwide, while being in charge of the Group’s technical strategy and approach, including the implementation of new systems, tools, policies and procedures.
As part of his responsibilities, he overlooks the monitoring and updates of the Group’s accreditation to and in line with the most current ISO 9001 framework, ensuring all offered products and services meet international customer and regulatory requirements.
In his role, he manages the Group’s vetting process, selecting the suppliers and service providers based on a strict auditing protocol, while addressing the technical needs of the Group’s globally diverse client base.
Additionally, Colin designs and implements training programmes for the Group’s technical staff members covering all technical aspects of the business and contributing to the Group’s consistent high-level performance.
Colin started his career as a chemist at the Coryton oil refinery in Essex, England, and eventually relocated to the Middle East for the SGS Inspection Group, where he gained extensive product knowledge, including the full spectrum of petroleum products, petrochemicals and bulk commodities.
Further landmarks of his career saw Colin at DNV Petroleum Services, where he was introduced to the technical world of bunkering and the maritime side of the business, as well as at a local bunker trader and Fujairah-based physical supplier strengthening his comprehensive industry know-how.
Colin holds an MBA in International Business from University of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD), UAE.
Executive Director and Global Head of Bunkering
TFG Marine
Kenneth Dam joined Trafigura’s fuel oil team in 2017 and in May 2019 became Co-Head of its newly formed bunkering team. In 2020, Kenneth was appointed Global Head of Bunkering for TFG Marine, a joint venture created between Trafigura and ship owning companies Frontline and Golden Ocean to supply quality marine fuels to ship owners at global strategic bunkering hubs.
Before joining Trafigura, from 2011 to 2016, Kenneth worked for Monjasa and played a key role in developing its West Africa bunkering operations. Before entering the marine fuel supply and shipping industry, Kenneth was a financial advisor for leading Danish financial services company Nykredit.
TFG Marine is a leading international marine fuel supply and procurement joint venture between physical commodity trading company Trafigura Group Pte and ship owning companies Frontline Ltd and Golden Ocean Group Ltd. Formed in 2020, the company provides modern, simplified and transparent services that bridge every stage of the bunkering process for its customers, supplying over 10 million metric tonnes of marine fuels per annum across 35 strategic bunkering hub locations globally.
Lead Business Development, Marine Services and Shipping
SOHAR Port and Freezone
Haitham Al Tamimi, Lead Business Development for Marine Services and Shipping, joined SOHAR Port and Freezone in 2018. In this role, he combines his technical knowledge with commercial strategies to enhance marine services, ensuring SOHAR’s position as a leader in innovation and operational excellence in the maritime industry.
A key milestone in Haitham’s career at SOHAR was his leadership in implementing the Mass Flow Meter System for bunkering, making SOHAR the second port globally to adopt this advanced technology. This initiative significantly improved the accuracy and transparency of fuel measurements, meeting global standards and reinforcing SOHAR’s reputation as a leader in sustainable and innovative maritime operations.
Haitham’s journey from engineering to business development exemplifies his adaptability and commitment to growth. Prior to joining SOHAR, he served as a Marketing Engineer at Asyad Drydock Company, where he honed his ability to align technical solutions with client needs and build strong relationships with stakeholders.
His educational foundation includes a B.Sc. Honours degree in Mechatronics Engineering from Glasgow Caledonian University and an MSc in International Marketing from Sheffield Hallam University. He has also pursued various certifications in Contract Management, Logistics, Leadership Development, and Negotiation.
Director
Sharaf Shipping Agency (SSA)
Captain Farhad P. Patel joined Sharaf Shipping Agency (SSA) in Dubai in 1999, after an illustrious 12-year seafaring career. Since then, he has established himself as one of the youngest and most dynamic leaders within the Sharaf Group, steering the organization to new heights even amidst challenging market conditions. Under his leadership, SSA continues to grow profitably and remains a benchmark in the shipping industry.
An accomplished Master Mariner, Captain Farhad holds a B.Sc. in Nautical Sciences and an MBA in International Business. He is also a Fellow of the prestigious Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers, London.
Renowned for his commercial acumen and innovative approach, Captain Farhad has been instrumental in establishing and heading SSA’s tanker and non-liner business. His focus on delivering pioneering solutions has consistently elevated the company’s service offerings.
He conceptualized and spearheaded the development of SSA’s award-winning mobile app – a first-of-its-kind, intuitive reporting platform tailored to enhance customer experience in the shipping agency domain.
Industry Leadership
A respected thought leader in the global shipping community, Captain Farhad is a sought-after speaker at prominent industry conferences. His insights on emerging trends, innovation, and market dynamics continue to inspire and influence peers across the maritime sector.
The fuel quality session is a staple of MEBC. In this discussion, speakers will consider global and regional fuel quality trends. Have there been any ‘red flags’ over the past year, and what are the implications of the revised ISO 8217 commercial specification? As different fuels enter the marine fuel mix, how are fuel testing agencies responding to a new bunker ‘landscape’.
The Unintended Consequences of Change
Chris Turner, Manager Bunker Quality & Claims, Integr8 Fuels
Trends in Bunker Claims
Jasmin Fichte, Managing Partner, Fichte & Co
Fuel Quality Trends and ISO 8217:2024
Maria Tzigianni, Marine Fuels Business Development Manager, Bureau Veritas VeriFuel
Managing Director
ship.energy
Lesley Bankes-Hughes is a highly experienced editor, news journalist and features writer. After a number of years as business editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, she worked for the International Stock Exchange and Euromoney Publications. She also established a specialist newsletter covering European corporate mergers and acquisitions, and later spent several years at Christ Church, University of Oxford, with responsibility for developing educational outreach projects.
Technical Manager
Integr8 Fuels
Chris Turner, Technical Manager at Integr8 Fuels, joined the bunker trading firm in 2017 and is based in Dubai, UAE.
During his career spanning over 30 years in Oil & Shipping Industries, Chris has vast experience in Laboratory Management, Physical Supply, Bunker Broking, Trading and, more recently, providing technical supervision of the exclusive buying for Owners, Charterers and Operators including the development and design of online bunker resources.
Chris also sits on the International Bunker Industry Association’s (IBIA) technical working group.
Jasmin Fichte
Fichte & Co
Jasmin is a dual-qualified English and German Solicitor who has specialized in marine insurance law since 1997. She studied law in Hamburg and maritime law in Southampton, gaining experience in international law firms in Hamburg and London.
In 2002, she moved to Dubai and worked as legal counsel for a leading marine insurance broker, where she developed a robust network in the maritime community and handled various marine insurance claims.
In 2005, Jasmin founded Fichte & Co LLC, which has grown into one of the largest full-service law firms in the Middle East. She represents a diverse range of clients, publishes articles on marine insurance and shipping law, and collaborates with the UAE Federal Transport Authority and the Dubai Government.
Jasmin is also a founding member of the Maritime Law Association (UAE) NPIO “EMLA,” representing the UAE in the Comité Maritime International (CMI), earning recognition as a leading expert consistently ranked in Legal 500 and Chambers Global.
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Marine Fuels Business Development Manager
Bureau Veritas VeriFuel
Maria Tzigianni is Business Development Manager for Verifuel at Bureau Veritas, where she specialized in marine fuels. With a solid background in business development within the shipping industry, Maria has focused on fuel quality testing, regulatory compliance and sustainability for the past four years. She plays a pivotal role in delivering solutions to the maritime industry, guiding stakeholders through the complexities of fuel quality and ensuring alignment with evolving international standards.
Maria holds an MSc in Maritime Science from Ghent University and an MBA from the London School of Economics. She is a member of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (ICS) and contributes to the BV VeriFuel Technical Committee. Additionally, Maria is a founding member of the CIMAC National Member Association (NMA) in Greece, where she participates in the Fuels Working Group to advance industry practices and standards.
https://commodities.bureauveritas.com/oil-petrochemicals/marine-fuel
The first day of MEBC will conclude with a focused Q&A with leaders who are driving the digitalisation of shipping and bunkering . They will explain how digitalisation and AI are gamechangers for the industry in terms of fuel measurement and procurement, bunker planning, workflow processes and vessel efficiencies.
The ‘Disrupters’ of Digitalisation and AI – is MFM a Disruptor?
Claudia Beumer, Owner/Director, C4 fuel
Julie Louise Nielsen, Global Head of Bunker Sales, StormGeo
Panel Discussion
Emil Parmo Hansen, Senior Account Executive, Ofiniti
CEO & Founder
ship.energy
Joint CEO, Shipping Innovation | Director, Maritime UK
Llewellyn began his career in the oil industry in 1980, working both as a journalist and as oil broker in London and New York, with Petroleum Argus, Eperon Petroleum, Albion Oil, Petroleum Intelligence Weekly and OPEC Listener, before joining MRC Business Information Group in Oxford – which later became Lloyd’s List Intelligence after MRC’s acquisition by Informa – where he rose to Managing Director before leaving in May 2003 to establish Petrospot Ltd.
He is a Founding Member of the International Bunker Industry Association, which he helped create in 1993 and has organised conferences, seminars, training courses and multiple other events in 35 countries around the world and attended events as a journalist or conference speaker in a further dozen countries.
Llewellyn is co-creator, co-founder and co-owner of the biennial London International Shipping Week, whose first edition took place in September 2013 and has become one of the largest maritime events in the world.
Llewellyn was born in Abergavenny, Wales, in 1957 and lives in Oxfordshire.
Director
C4fuel BV
With an educational background in Chemical Engineering and a proven track record in the bunkering industry, Claudia has a wide experience on both conventional and alternative fuels. From her first role on selling Mass Flow Meters, throughout her position in LNG Cargo Handling Systems and the commercial leadership for a barge operator, bunkering has always been at the core of all her activities. All that experience in different aspects of the bunkering industry and the continuous focus on alternative fuels, came together in December 2023 in her own company; C4 fuel.
C4 fuel was established to support maritime stakeholders in better understanding and embracing the changes in the maritime industry from both a technical and commercial perspective. In addition, Claudia represents SGMF as Membership and Communications Manager. Claudia has always been active in several associations, from SGMF at the start of her maritime career, to the NEN working group (methanol bunkering standard) and since April 2023, also as a board member for IBIA (The International Bunker Industry Association), for which she was recently re-elected. Within IBIA, she also acts as the Chair of the Bunkerlicense and MassFlowMeter Working Group and as a member of the Future Fuels Working Group.
Global Head of Bunker Sales
StormGeo
I have 17+ years of experience from the shipping industry split between tanker operations and bunker purchasing and 1,5 years as an oil trader at an oil refinery in Denmark.
Back in 2020 I established a new bunker purchasing desk inside one of the world’s biggest shipping companies, where I realized the need for a system to play the team right, and not staying in our old conservative mindset. I therefore decided to implement a planning and purchasing tool which could assist the team to succeed and the company to optimize the fuel costs.
I joined StormGeo due to their great reputation and because they have been making a difference to the maritime industry for 25+ years and have a great bunker tool, where we always have focus on functionality and sustainability.
I bring my wealth of industry experience into StormGeo, where I will have a clear focus on making the shipping industry greener and more transparent via digital solutions.
Senior Account Executive
Ofiniti
Emil is a Senior Account Executive for the global Digital Delivery (eBDN) and Live Delivery Insights provider Ofiniti – a DNV company. He has been working for the past 5 years with various software companies within the shipping, focusing on scaling and implementing digital solutions into shipping operations.
Having spent three years working closely with owners/operators to drive the digitalisation of the industry. With a strong customer and user focus, he is heading sales efforts.
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