Yara Marine Technologies Welcome Their New CEO

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Yara Marine Technologies, the Norwegian based scrubber supplier, announced a change of leadership as Dr Thomas Koniordos was introduced as the company’s new CEO, reports The Maritime Executive.

Koniordos, who up until 18th of September served as Yara’s Head of Environmental Solutions, and also as Chairman of the Yara Marine Board, will succeed Peter Strandberg, the company’s founder.

Leader in scrubber market

YMT has had an amazing growth the last few years and it has been an honour to lead the company through its initial start-up and to where we are today, as one of the top suppliers in this highly competitive scrubber market,” Strandberg says.

He added, “It’s reassuring to leave the company in the safe hands of our previous Chairman of the Board, and I have the utmost confidence in Koniordos to lead the company to its next level.”

Marine green technology initiative

Koniordos commented that he is proud to join Yara Marine.

Yara Marine has a fascinating origin as a family-run, entrepreneurial start up that has successfully developed into a solid and well- respected front-runner in the marine green technology segment.

The company has a unique culture that I really look forward to getting to know more in-depth. I am impressed by the growth and performance of the company under Peter Strandberg’s leadership and I look forward to seeing how I can contribute into the further development of the company,” Koniordos concluded.

Strandberg remains the CTO

Before joining Yara International in 2015 as head of the Environmental Business Line, Koniordos served for 14 years in various management functions and geographies in Danfoss. Prior to this, he also worked as Management Consultant for five years.

Strandberg will continue to be part of the YMT Management Team as Chief Technical Officer, heading up the company’s business development initiatives with new market segments and technologies.

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Source: The Maritime Executive