InterManager welcomes two new members to its growing international network
InterManager the international trade association for the ship management sector, has welcomed Alpha Navigation and Maryam Shipmanagement (MSM) as its newest members, further strengthening its global representation of ship and crew management companies. Established in 1997, Alpha Navigation provides crewing and crew management services to shipowners and shipmanagement companies worldwide. The…
The international trade association for the ship management sector, InterManager, has welcomed two new members to its expanding global network of ship and crew management companies. Alpha Navigation and Maryam Shipmanagement (MSM) have joined InterManager, strengthening its international representation. Alpha Navigation, founded in 1997, provides crewing and crew management services to shipowners and shipmanagement companies worldwide.
Maryam Shipmanagement, based in Dubai, offers integrated technical, commercial, and crew management services, along with procurement and marine services. InterManager’s Secretary General, Capt. Kuba Szymanski, expressed his enthusiasm for the new additions, highlighting their shared commitment to high professional standards, safety, and seafarer welfare.
Both companies aim to strengthen InterManager’s international network and contribute to addressing the challenges faced by ship and crew managers. Bogdan Zelenski, Founder and President of Alpha Navigation, emphasized the importance of high standards and openness in ship and crew management, stating that joining InterManager allows them to learn from colleagues and help shape the industry’s future.
Maryam Shipmanagement’s CEO, Capt. Faouzi Fradi, emphasized the importance of working together rather than in isolation within the industry. With over 5,000 vessels and responsibility for around 250,000 seafarers, InterManager members collectively hold a significant voice in the global maritime community. The association’s upcoming Annual General Meeting on 26 November 2026, along with an industry seminar, will provide a platform for senior maritime leaders to discuss key challenges and best practices in ship and crew management.
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