June 29th, 2017, Published in Articles: Vector

 

Royal HaskoningDHV has appointed from its own ranks five maritime leaders in key worldwide positions, to strengthen its global maritime presence. Johan van Voorthuizen has been appointed director of the maritime business unit, AMEI, covering Africa, the Middle East and India. He succeeds Martijn van den Berk, who will pursue his career outside the company. Cameron Smith been appointed director, maritime advisory group in Dubai. He has been in the Middle East for eight years and has built an extensive network in the region. Stuart White, currently director, maritime advisory group UK, takes over from Johan van Voorthuizen as director of the business unit M&A Europe. As of 1 August 2017, Bas van Dijk will head the Ho Chi Minh office as director of the maritime advisory group in Vietnam. He is tasked with expanding the team in Vietnam. He will work alongside Hieu Nguyen, who takes on the role of associate director for maritime Vietnam.

Contact Kizito Lundo, Royal HaskoningDHV, Tel 011 798-6000, kizito.lundu@rhdhv.com

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