APPOINTMENTS

New CEO for IMarEST

3 years ago

Chris Goldsworthy has been appointed chief executive of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST), replacing Gwynne Lewis, who had occupied the role since 2020.

He joins from Hong Kong’s Tamar Ship Management, where he had served as technical director prior to his IMarEST appointment.

In a press release accompanying the announcement, Chris Goldsworthy stated: “It’s an honour to take on this role for the Institute that I have been a passionate member of since I started my career. The Institute is unique in bringing together engineers, scientists and technologists in the sector and I am looking forward to working with our members to solve some of the biggest challenges we have ever faced, to shape a more sustainable future for the marine sector.”

Goldsworthy has occupied a variety of technical, fleet, management and director positions over the course of his career. He spent 16 years at sea, rising to the rank of Chief Engineer Officer with P&O Containers before transitioning to shore-based roles in 2005 as a Technical Superintendent. Throughout his career, he has overseen diverse fleets, nurtured strong teams, and provided strategic leadership to boards and executives, exemplifying his technical acumen and leadership prowess.