Neil Daboul Email & Phone Number

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Durban, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa

Exxonmobil Liza Field, Guyana And Shell Stones Development In The Gulf Of Mexico

Command of the Semi Submersible Drilling Platform Noble Jim Day in the Shell Stones Development off of the Continental Shelf. Chief Officer of 6th Generation P-10000 drill ship in the Exxon Liza Development in Guyana. Responsible for managing bulk cement transfer during down hole cementing operations, loading bulk cargo, ensuring stability calculations are accurate, crew training. Operate the Dynamic Position System and develop training of all persons aboard vessel.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Increasing responsibility and scope of work over a 32 year commissioned Navy career plus an additional 7 years as an enlisted sailor in both the active and reserve components. My greatest accomplishment contributing to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Strategic Policy and Plans Branch effort to predict the future of conflict and global affairs out to 2050. During this work, I was served as moderator for North Africa and Russia political foresight. Specifically, Russian Energy outlooks into 2050 and co-currently conflict related to the Arctic and the role China will play in the Arctic in the future.

Middle And Far East

Provide operational management to 40K DWT Product Tanker and US Government owned vessels throughout the globe. Served as Master and Chief Mate.

Norfolk, Virginia

Operational management of two tankers and 5 general cargo, RoRo ships in the US Flag Specialties Trade. Successfully completed three shipyards including major structural additions and LSA code modifications, two special surveys, dry and wet, maintaining budgets over several cycles. Additionally planned the loading and discharge of all West Africa cargo and port rotations based upon cargo mix and available water depths. Coordinated, every aspect of westbound freight movement for the Maersk Constellation, loading the vessel full and down east bound and to the marks westbound. A first in the 32 history of the vessel and one of the highest achievements of my maritime management career. To the marks both ways.

Norfolk, Virginia

Master of the Virginia Responder during a most critical period of salvage and response following Hurricane Katrina and Rita in 2005. Maneuvered the vessel in and out of Fourchon, providing critical logistical support to customers working to repair or salvage oil field assets following the storm. Coordinated people, supported the client, managed crew members and ensure the safety of all on board.

Valdez, Alaska

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Marine Transportation

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Marine Engineering

Master Of Business Administration - Mba

Master Of Arts (Ma), Strategic Studies