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John C. O’Malley [email protected] 1 Chris Berkley is a Master Mariner and now 4 Ezra Finkin is the policy and outreach director

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Gregory R. Trauthwein serves as the Product Manager, UK Hydrographic for the Diesel Technology Forum. Finkin works to [email protected]

Offce. Before joining UKHO in 2008, Chris spent educate state, local and federal policymakers and 16 years at sea as a Deck Offcer including fve NGOs about the importance of diesel technology

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Nicole Ventimiglia years in command. He served mainly in dry bulk and the clean air and economic benefts of con- [email protected] carriers, tramping worldwide, which took him to tinuing investments in clean diesel technologies. places well off the beaten track. At UKHO, Chris www.dieselforum.org

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Vladimir Bibik, IT rine Advisor to the Product Management team. As 5 Tom Mulligan is a maritime, science and tech-

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Rob Howard [email protected] 3 Rick Eyerdam is a Miami-based, national award- 7 William Stoichevski arrived in Norway in

Jean Vertucci winning journalist and editor. He is a former editor 1999 to lead a media campaign for Norwegian [email protected] of Florida Shipper Magazine and has served as an green group Bellona. He later served as regional +1 212 477 6700 adjunct professor of communications at Florida feature writer for the Associated Press in Oslo.

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English Literature and Government. His articles electronic energy-industry publications in the

Dave Weidner have appeared in myriad maritime publications. Norwegian capital.

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