HELEN Deeble, who is ceo of the P&O Ferries Division, has been appointed to the Carnival Corporation board of directors. Deeble will serve in a non-executive capacity on the 10-member board, and will also be part of the board’s Health, Environmental, Safety and Security Committee. She has been ceo of...
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HELEN Deeble, who is ceo of
the P&O Ferries Division, has
been appointed to the Carnival
Corporation board of directors.
Deeble will serve in a non-executive
capacity on the
10-member board, and will also
be part of the board’s Health,
Environmental, Safety and
Security Committee.
She has been ceo of the Ferries
division since 2006, and prior to
that was chief financial officer for
Swedish ferry operator Stena Line.
MEANWHILE, Carnival has also
inaugurated the Arison Maritime
Centre in Almere, Netherlands,
just outside Amsterdam.
Named in honour of company
founder Ted Arison and his son
and longtime chairman Micky, the
facility is equipped with the latest
bridge and engine control room
simulators.
It will be used for the annual
training of the company’s 6,500
ship officers, operating across
Carnival’s ten brands.
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