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phen Bednarz Joins Falk "p/s Sales Staff necessary hardware and software are also provided by CruisePhone at no cost.

CruisePhone, Inc. is an affiliate of France Cables & Radio and is headquartered in Ft. Lauderdale.

CruisePhone provides both in-cabin and public credit card telephone ser- vice on deck and facsimile capabili- ties to more than 20 cruise lines.

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Constable And EMMI Corp.

Form Joint Venture

Brian Constable, former vice president of engineering for OMI

Corp., has formed a joint venture with EMMI Corp. to pursue con- tract engineering management and consulting for vessel owners and operators.

Mr. Constable will head EMMI/

Marisys Inc. in the following engi- neering services: enhanced survey documentation (IACS require- ments); U.S. Coast Guard inspec- tions (TVE/CAIPS) and require- ments; sale and purchase surveys and evaluations; technical repair/ report/survey/specifications; and new construction/retrofit specifica- tions and supervision. It will also be

Mr. Constable's responsibility to assist in the expansion of EMMI's products and services into foreign markets.

Stephen Bednarz

Stephen P. Bednarz has been signed to the Atlanta, Ga. district ice sales staff of the Falk Corpo- bion, a Milwaukee-based subsid- •y of the Sundstrand Corp. Falk is najor manufacturer of industrial wer transmission machinery.

In his new position, Mr. Bednarz .11 join district sales manager tiuck Brickett in serving the mpany's customers in south cen- al Tennessee, southern South arolina and Georgia.

Mr. BednarzjoinedFalkin 1971 id has served in several positions. l 1971 he served as draftsman, in 377 assistant supervisor of the At- .nta distribution center and in 983, supervisor of the Atlanta dis- •ibution center. iruisePhone Adds Account xecutive; Expands Satellite tervice

James Massialas

CruisePhone, Inc., a leading pro- vider of cellular and satellite com- munications to the cruise industry, has named James Massialas ac- count executive in the sales depart- ment. Mr. Massialas was account executive for commercial accounts at MCI Communications in their Ft.

Lauderdale, Fla. office. He has also served as an account executive for

Metromedia/ITT Long Distance.

CruisePhone also announced that it will team with American Mobile

Satellite Corporation (AMSC) to provide a seamless mobile voice and data satellite communication ser- vice called MSat. The new service will cover the North American con- tinent, the entire Caribbean,

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