Maritime Reporter, September 1997

<BODY> <div> Corp. (ECOC) and CEO of Soponata Tankships, recently- announced the appointment of Mr. Carlos Campos as executive vice president of ECOC. Mr. Campos replaces Captain Maryn Reynolds, who will be working full time in the group's ship repair agency business. Mr. Campos was most recently a senior shipping executive in charge of the agency division of one of the leading shipping groups in Portugal. In his new position, Mr. Campos will assist ECOC in consolidating its participation as a steamship agent to its current principals and managing agent of a new vessel operator in the trades to and from the Middle East, the Persian Gulf, Pakistan, Southeast Asia, the Far East, Baltic states and North and West Africa. Carter, Ledyard & Milburn Adds "Rising Star" Associate Wall Street law firm Carter, Ledyard & Milburn announced Aug. 19 the addition of Alexandra G. Lyras as an associ- ate. Ms. Lyras was recently named one of 10 rising stars in the mar- itime community by a leading maritime journal. She was pre- viosly at the law firm of Dyer Ellis & Joseph. Said Thomas J. Whalen of the firm's Maritime Practice Group, "Alexandra brings substantial shipping industry business and legal experience covering a wide array of issues such as compliance with regulatory matters, ship sales and financings, charter par- ties, and environmental oil pollu- tion liability to name a few. We are delighted to have her become part of our growing practice." New President Appointed At MacGregor Anders Jagraeus has been appointed new president of MacGregor, effective September 1, 1997. Currently, he is an executive vice president of the Incentive Group, a position he will retain once he takes up his new post. Jagraeus succeeds Ulf Hedberg, who has been president of the company since 1986, and who will be involved in the contin- ued development of MacGregor's position in Asia. Hedberg will also remain a member of the board of directors of the Japanese company, MacGregor-Kayaba. Promotion at Gulf & Atlantic Sid Gaudet III was promoted to vice president of general cargo and project services at Gulf & Atlantic, a steamship agency. His responsibilities will include client service of current G&A customers, as well as new business develop- ment. Brendan R. McCahill, presi- dent of G&A, noting the company's success in attracting carriers that specialize in non-containerized cargoes, said Mr. Gaudet's appoint- ment will strengthen G&A's com- mitment to these specialized carri- ers. Newcomer At Inexa Profil Roland Torngren will succeed John Thybald as manager of the engineering industry business sec- Safer Communications at Sea Computer based GMDSS and Maritime English training on CD-ROM • Individual on-board education and training + * + • Perfect refresher tool to maintain your skills * _ 1 * • Tests and individual log-book included JVLaTltime -CQU.C8.tlOn P.O. BOX 3314, S-103 66 Stockholm, Sweden, Phone: +46-8-791 83 60, Fax: +46-8-791 82 88, E-mail: post@maritime.se Circle 294 on Reader Service Card LINE-BLIND VALVES A unique concept in line-blinding that eliminates spreading pipe/blind flanges Just one screw releases or seals the spectacle plate. No reaching around pipes. No binding. No jacking the line. The cams do all the work. m Low initial cost • Safe one-man operation • Positive shut-off • Seal unaffected by piping misalignment • Simple, one man, spectacle changing • Various materials available. • Sizes 1 inch and up, Flanged or BWE Write for new Bulletin CS-895 FETTEROLF/ CORPORATION P.O. Box 103, Skippack, PA 19474 Tel: (610) 584-1500 • Fax: (610) 584-5904 Tel: (33) 79 75 10 04 • Fax: (33) 79 75 20 02 Flanged Cam-Set Line-Blind in Open Position Operating handwheel September, 1997 Circle 204 on Reader Service Card 37 </div> <span id="lblContents"></span> <br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.digitalwavepublishing.com/" title="Digital Magazine">Digital Wave Publishing</a> </BODY>