NEWS
Airmar Appoints Thomas Sellier As EMEA Sales Manager
Airmar Technology Corporation, the world leader in transducer technology, is proud to announce the appointment of Thomas Sellier as EMEA Sales Manager. In this role, Sellier will oversee all sales operations for Airmar products across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa and will report to Guillaume Martino, Director Marport Global Sales and Aimar EMEA.
Thomas Sellier brings more than 15 years of experience in the marine electronics industry, paired with a lifelong passion for the marine market and a distinguished background in competitive sailing.
His deep understanding of both the technical and commercial sides of the industry positions him to further strengthen Airmar’s presence and partnerships throughout the EMEA region.
Most recently, Sellier served as Product & Sales Manager at NAVICOM, a leading marine electronics distributor in France. During his tenure, he was responsible for sourcing, launching, and developing numerous international marine brands, managing supplier relationships, implementing marketing and sales strategies, and driving revenue growth across key accounts and special markets.
Thomas Sellier
Demand is high and 2026 is shaping up to become another standout event.
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September 2026 Have You Confirmed Your Booking?
We’re counting down to SMM 2026 in Hamburg.
The world’s leading trade fair for the maritime industry.
SMM is set to once again bring together the key players, innovators, and decision- makers shaping the future of the commercial marine sector.
If you haven’t finalised your stand booking yet, now is the time to act.
Hall planning is already in progress, and prime spaces are being secured quickly.
Early confirmation is especially important for returning exhibitors hoping to retain their previous location.
Let’s make sure your company is part of the event and clearly visible.
If you need support with your application or would like to explore options within the UK Pavilion or an individual stand, get in touch with us.
Thinking of exhibiting for the first time? Please do contact us directly.
IN BRIEF...
Netherlands’ Van Wijngaarden Taps Local Builder For New Workboat
Netherlands-based offshore support services company Van Wijngaarden Marine Services and local shipbuilder Neptune Marine have entered into an agreement for the construction of a new workboat to be named Maasstroom.
Van Wijngaarden said the multi- functional workboat will be capable of performing a wide range of maritime operations. She will be deployed for single and double towing operations, anchor handling, port-related crane and transport works, survey and geotechnical services, and support for dredging activities.
The vessel will have a length of 27 metres, a beam of 12 metres, a large working deck, accommodation for up to 12 personnel, and modern systems including a DP1 system and a four-point mooring system.
Space will also be available for later installation of an A-frame while the propulsion will be compliant with IMO Tier III regulations.
Maasstroom’s delivery is scheduled for September 2026. She will become the fourth Neptune-built ship within the Van Wijngaarden fleet.
March Issue 2026 |
www.dockyard-mag.com | p7
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