Marine Salvage Saves Time, Money, Lives & the Environment
those that often risk their lives and livelihoods to help others is in the best interest of the public good, and should be integrated into legislation. Put in context the evolving relationship between salvors and the insurance community today versus 10 years ago. Tim Beaver Overall, I believe that the relationship between the insurers and the salvors has been good, and because of the efforts of the ASA, through our inclusion of representatives of the insurance community, as well as with our bi annual salvage conference, both parties have become more knowledgeable
Interview: Global Diving & Salvage CEO Devon Grennan
Devon Grennan was named CEO of Global Diving & Salvage in November 2013 after company founders Tim Beaver and John Graham stepped down from direct operational involvement. MTR caught up with Grennan for his insights on the business of Diving and Salvage. Your title is new, your tenure is not. How is your company the same as it was in 1995? We still focus on making sure that our customers receive the best service, regardless of the services they need. Between commercial diving, marine construction, casualty response and marine environmental services, we endeavor to
Grennan to Head Global Diving & Salvage
After more than 30 years as founders and owners of Global Diving & Salvage, Inc., Tim Beaver and John Graham continue to remain excited about the future of the company. This month, they announced the newest chapter in Global’s history; Devon Grennan, President for the past four years, will now also take on the position of Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Beaver and Mr. Graham will maintain ownership and continue to serve on the Board of Directors, but will step down from direct operational involvement. Grennan began his tenure in 1995 as a Marine Environmental Supervisor moving up the ranks
February 2024
