A.L. Burbank Forms Shipcentral, Limited —Tsao Named To Board
Peter Burbank, president of A.L.
Burbank & Company, Ltd., New York, N.Y., has announced the election of Franklin W.L. Tsao as a director to its hoard and the formation of an affiliated company, Shipcentral, Limited, New York, of which Mr. Tsao is the president.
The board of directors of Shipcentral includes George Y.Y. Tsao, Peter Burbank, John R. Sheffield, and Franklin W.L. Tsao.
Mr. Tsao, who is also a director of the International Maritime Carriers group of shipping companies with offices in Hong Kong, Tokyo, and Kuala Lumpur, graduated from McGill University as an electrical engineer, received a degree in naval architecture and marine engineering from the University of Michigan, and earned a master's degree in business administration (finance) from Columbia University. In 1968, he joined A.L. Burbank & Company, Ltd., specializing in new construction projects and has since effectively applied his knowledge to the technical, economical and financial aspects of each project for his clients. Involving arrangements with owners, builders, charterers, and bankers, Mr. Tsao's efforts have resulted in the conclusion of a considerable number of projects for leading shipowners in the United States and Europe. Included, have been numerous types of specialized bulkcarriers, super, very large (VLGC) and ultra large (ULCC) tankers, large liquefied gas carriers, and products carriers for which, in most cases, customized charters were arranged. Shipcentral will further emphasize the above services, together with expansion into other related services for shipowners.
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- Shallow-Draft Bulk Carrier Study Award To M. Rosenblatt page: 4
- Naval Hydrodynamics Symposium To Be Held At M.I.T. June 24-28 page: 4
- Dravo Corporation Launches Most Powerful Towboat For Use On World's Inland Waterways page: 6
- U.S. Lines Names Pert Manager-Operations For Eastern Division page: 8
- $40-Million Contract To Nashville Bridge For Towboats, Barges page: 10
- Nathan Friedland loins Santa Fe Engineering page: 10
- Todd Appoints Stuart Jones To Head New Tanker Planning page: 11
- Todd Shipyards Los Angeles Division To Build Four 89,700-Dwt Tankers At A Total Cost Of $136 Million page: 11
- Officers Named By Johnston Pump Company page: 11
- AML And APL Announce Changes Of Key Personnel page: 12
- Ingram Signs 10-Year $150-Million Contract To Transport Fuel Oil page: 13
- Three Appointments To Towing Industry Advisory Committee page: 13
- Alaska Pipeline Background Information -Tankers Required To Cost $1.6 Billion page: 14
- Minneapolis Investors Acquire Grafton Boat page: 14
- First Phase Of New Keppel Subsidiary, Tuas Shipyard, To Cost $70 Million —A Number Of Key Appointments Made page: 17
- Long-Term Charters Planned By Sohio page: 17
- Finnish Passenger Ship To Be Powered By Turbo Power & Marine Systems Gas Turbines page: 17
- Universal Gas & Oil To Sell LPG Carrier For $32.5 Million page: 18
- Harold Reinauer Named Vice President AWO Region Five page: 22
- Adm. Healey, USN (Ret.) Joins EDO Corporation page: 23
- Study Indicates U.S. Waterborne Trade To Triple By Year 2000 page: 26
- Lufkin Announces Three Appointments page: 27
- New Pacific Coast Shipping Association Invites Membership page: 28
- COMSAT General Corp. Names David W. King page: 28
- Moore And McCormack Changes Firm Name— Earnings Increased page: 32
- American Export Lines Agrees To Sell Two Passenger Vessels page: 33
- Stork-Werkspoor Receive Orders For 32 Engines page: 33
- ASME Marine Committee To Present Thirteen Papers At Zurich Gas Turbine Conference page: 34
- Dearborn-Storm To Concentrate On Offshore Drilling Industry —Computer Leasing To Be Sold page: 35
- B&W To Supply Six Marine Boilers For Three Merchant Ships page: 36
- C.J. Hendry Co. Appoints John Iamarino page: 36
- Waterways Attract 87 Plant Facilities In Last Quarter 73 page: 37
- Liffey Marine Operating New Supply Vessel Designed To Carry A Wide Variety Of Cargo page: 38
- AAPA Committee Names John Finnegan page: 39
- Soviet Trading Firm Takes Space In N.Y/s World Trade Center page: 39
- A.L. Burbank Forms Shipcentral, Limited —Tsao Named To Board page: 40
- Colt Industries To Build Fairbanks Morse Diesels To Power ODECO's Ocean Ranger page: 42
- Insley Yard Delivers Tug To Great Lakes Dredge & Dock page: 42
- British Ocean Group Forms New Shipbroking Company page: 43
- Kings Point Alumni Opposes Committee Dismemberment page: 43
- Engelhard To Provide Cathodic Protection For 16 Navy Destroyers page: 44
- Northen Of ACT/PACE Elected CI President page: 44
- Campbell Launches 18th In Series Of Tuna Superseiners page: 45
- Rule Changes By Lloyd's Register page: 49
- Carrington Slipways Builds Fleet Of Eight Supply Vessels For Australian Offshore page: 50
- 60% Of Spanish-Built Ships Built By Astilleros Espanoles —Spain Now In Fourth Place page: 50