Maritime Directory

Hamilton,, Bermuda

B+H Ocean Carriers Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, engages in acquiring, investing in, owning, operating, and selling of vessels for dry bulk and liquid cargo transportation. Its vessels primarily transport liquid; iron ore; and bulk products, such as coal, grain, bauxite, phosphate, sugar, steel products, and other dry bulk commodities. As of October 19, 2011, the company operated a fleet of five product-suitable Panamax combination carriers capable of transporting wet and dry bulk cargoes, as well as had a 50% interest in an additional combination carrier.

Pittsburgh, PA, United States

Private venture capital firm investing in early stage technology companies in the Mid-Atlantic states.

Castletown, Isle of Man, Isle Of Man (Uk)

Fine Focus is a Management Consultancy whose Principals are experienced senior managers who have actually run large organisations. We are as well equipped as others to write volumes of jargon saturated documents. We choose not to. Our consulting services include: + STRATEGY/MARKETING + GROWTH AND VENTURING + STRATEGIC CHANGE + CRISIS MANAGEMENT + MENTORING

Jersey City, NJ, United States

Global Terminal & Container Services, Inc., located in the Port Jersey area of New York/New Jersey harbor, is the closest container terminal to the harbor entrance, saving an average of four hours in vessel transit time compared to terminals in the Port Newark/Elizabeth area. Geographically, Global Terminal is also ideally positioned for the cargo growth projected by the NY/NJ Port Authority and in anticipation of that growth Global is continually investing in improvements to facility and equipment that utilizes the latest technology to maximize stevedoring and terminal handling efficiency. Complementing our location, facility and equipment are the men and women of Global Terminal, both management and ILA workforce are highly experienced in marine and terminal operations and dedicated to the continuous improvement of service to our customers.

Stamford,, CT, United States

Great Circle Capital is a private equity firm dedicated to investing in transportation and logistics businesses worldwide.

Indonesia

PT. Swisko Berjaya since its establishment in 1996, has actively provided marine vessels and marine-related services to the oil and gas industries in Indonesia. The company has since then made headway in acquiring its own fleet of tugboats, barges and landing crafts to fulfill the marine-support requirements of the oil and gas industries. Rooted in its philosophy of safe, timely and high service quality and a firm belief that each client is a partner, the company has successfully not only kept, but also expanded its client base despite economic crisis that hit Asia in the last two years. As testament to our service philosophy, we have opened branch offices in Sorong, Irian Jaya, Batam in Riau Islands and Jambi in South Sumatera to assist in logistics and support activities for our projects and operations. Moreover, we are investing in human resources and more technology in Internet-based support to ensure that the company and our increasing fleet are managed by professionals and reinforced by the technology of the new millennium.

London, United Kingdom

Reed began on the 7th May 1960 when Alec Reed, then aged 26, opened the first Reed branch in Hounslow, West London. He started with just £75 and worked alone for a year. Perhaps Reed's greatest achievement is that from these modest beginnings the company has grown organically, and not by acquisition, into a business with over 2000 Co-Members (staff) and 280 branches that generated sales of £373 million last year. Reed has grown by giving clients what they want - the right people - and has won a growing number of clients by continually innovating and improving the service it has to offer. Reed is committed to delivering The Intelligent Response, and this has been a consistent theme since the company began. Thanks to Alec Reed's entrepreneurial flair the company quickly emerged from the pack, not least because it approached the market in new and original ways. Reed was the first recruitment company to offer specialist recruitment services. This began with the creation of Reed Executive, Reed Accountancy and Reed Nursing Personnel in the early 1960s. At least another dozen specialist niches have been developed since. Reed's move into specialisation fundamentally changed the UK recruitment market. In the 1960s Reed expanded rapidly and with its strategy to secure prominent, prime site locations to attract the best candidates for its clients, it developed a distinctive brand on the High Street. This early combination of presence, innovation and specialisation made the brand instantly recognisable to a wide public. Following its first decade of success, the company was floated on the London Stock Exchange in 1971. The Company was once again taken private and delisted from the London Stock Exchange in 2003. To this day the founder's entrepreneurial spirit is fundamental to the company's culture and to its approach to the market. James Reed, Chief Executive and son of Alec, has announced Reed is pursuing a Venture Peoplist business model, which means that it will be investing in, and pursuing new business opportunities that centre on people and people resourcing. Reed prides itself on being an organisation that continues to innovate and specialise and that will rise to meet any challenge, however great.