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December 12, 2014

Bibby Offshore Names Hughes Interim Managing Director

Pete Hughes (Photo: Bibby Offshore)

Pete Hughes (Photo: Bibby Offshore)

Pete Hughes has been appointed by Bibby Offshore as Interim Managing Director, Asia Pacific, effective immediately. Hughes currently serves as the company’s Strategic Delivery Director and takes over the role from Darren Morgan who has left to pursue opportunities outside the group.
 
Fraser Moonie, Chief Operating Officer (East), said, “We are committed to supporting the Asian market and providing a high quality service to our clients, utilizing our project management experience in subsea construction and further growing our business throughout the region.”
 
Malcolm Rennie, currently Bibby Offshore Singapore’s ROV Manger, has been appointed General Manager in the region.
 
• Asia Pacific

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