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- Founded, developed and headed the company- Developed new designs- Cooperated and negotiated with designers and yards- Projecting and sourcing financing/capital for the projects- Projecting and performing building supervision in China- 15 employed at the most- Sold all ongoing projects to Chinese partners

Responsible for reorganising of Evomec to Evotec and finally Kongsberg Evotec.During this 1,5 year we merged three companies, increased staff from 26 to 90, increased turnover from MNOK 50 to approx. MNOK 350.

Main focus on operating Bourbon Groups sophisticated vessels world wide.Developed new designs, instrumental in contracting new vessels and responsible for building supervision during project phase of same vessels both in Norway and Asia.Operated vessels in West Africa, Mediterranean, India, Far East, Brazil and North Sea. Owned and/or operated constantly about 20 vessels.Worked closely with the Board and Group head office in Marseille with strategy and development.Heavily involved in QHSE work.Turnover approx MNOK 1000.Approx. 500 employees.

Responsible for chartering of the approx. 20 vessels, world wide. Responsible for Company's fleet renewal, negotiated and concluded long term contracts for the whole fleet.

Headed Seabrokers' project department. Hereunder development of newbuild projects, and Sale & Purchase of vessels. Negotiating and concluding contracts with Shipowners, Oil companies, Operators, Ship designers, Ship yards etc.

Part of Seabroker Charterings world wide chartering of vessels for all Ship owners and Operators.

Worked with personnel and operation, but mainly chartering of Remøy Managements vessels.(Mid of this period Havila bought Remøy Management but continued with same duties in the new Havila organisation).

Served as Captain onboard several of Remøy Managements OSV's as Sølvbas and Sigbas and AHTS's as Lancelot Gulf and Rembas.

Chief Officer onboard Coastguard vessel "Staalbas" and OSV's "Kronbas", "Sølvbas" and "Sigbas".

AB onboard OSV "Standby Pride".

Only interrupted by military service from December 1978 to December 1979.