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- Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem
- Yuvraj Narayan
- Maha AlQattan
- Daniel Van Otterdijk
- Juan Carlos Sahdala
- Joanne Traice
- Olivier Schwartz
- Mohammed Al Muallem
- Suhail Albanna
- Beat Simon
- Tiemen Meester
- Jesper Kristensen
- Mike Bhaskaran
- Pradeep Desai
- Anil Mohta
- Abdulla bin Damithan
- Rizwan Soomar
- Glen Hilton
- Brian Enright
- Rashid Abdulla
- Mohammed Akoojee
- Raj Jit Singh Wallia
- Rado Antolovic
- Faisal Arekat
Capt. Rado Antolovic was appointed CEO of Dubai Drydocks World in January 2018, CEO and MD – Maritime Services Division in April 2017, and CEO of P&O Maritime in June 2013. With a career spanning four decades across leading port and maritime industries, Rado amasses a wealth of leadership and experience. In his previous roles as CEO and several senior positions, he successfully set-up, restructured and managed numerous ports and marine businesses across the globe.
As CEO of P&O Maritime and CEO & MD – Maritime Services Division, he has been at the forefront of the Company’s successful turnover and fast international expansion, efficiently consolidating all DP World group maritime business and providing a strong platform for a long-term growth. Rado holds a PhD and MBA in Transport and Economics.
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