General Manager of Fish Farm LLC, managing existing operations (hatchery, Cages and RAS) for a production of mostly Atlantic Salmon, Yellowtail Kingfish, European sea bream and sea bass.Aquaculture Development Manager, responsible for the Development and the Operation of unique multi-species RAS units in Dubai UAE. Species include Atlantic Salmon, Red Sea bream, Yellowtail Kingfish, Grouper, European sea bass, sea bream and shrimp - a first in GCC for almost all of the aforementioned. All… Show more General Manager of Fish Farm LLC, managing existing operations (hatchery, Cages and RAS) for a production of mostly Atlantic Salmon, Yellowtail Kingfish, European sea bream and sea bass.Aquaculture Development Manager, responsible for the Development and the Operation of unique multi-species RAS units in Dubai UAE. Species include Atlantic Salmon, Red Sea bream, Yellowtail Kingfish, Grouper, European sea bass, sea bream and shrimp - a first in GCC for almost all of the aforementioned. All species reared very successfully to market size and sold - nominal overall RAS capacity 580MTResponsible for marine hatchery and expansion of marine Cage Farm from 500MT to 1750MT per annum - 20 to 80 units.Developed a Consultancy divisionSuccessful bid for the future P-P-P operation and management of SKMRC marine hatcheries Phases 1 & 2 at UAQ, set to populate UAE fish farms with up to 30 million marine juveniles in 2024 Show less

Development and technical operation of fully integrated marine Fish Farming Organization, ultimately comprising two hatcheries, one nursery, sixteen cage farms, 3 packing stations, Feed Mill and HQ.Production capacity (at peak production) 15,000MT of European sea bream and sea bass.Pilot commercial production of 12 species, most notably including production of Dover Sole, Red mullet and Yellowtail Kingfish.

Smolt Manager/RASSalmon Farm Development ManagerDevelopment Manager - Studies/Projects in Chile, Cyprus, China, New Zealand, Iceland, Ivory Coast, Kashmir, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Greece.Focus on marine species and RAS technology