Andrew Broomhead graduated from Emmanuel College, Cambridge University in 1982 with a Bachelor of Arts (subsequently Master of Arts) degree in Natural Sciences. He is a Fellow of both the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. His experience has been gained with Deloitte, Haskins & Sells, Samuel Montagu & Co., International Finance Corporation, Bakrie Investindo and Sanwa International Finance. He has been based in the UK, America, Singapore, Indonesia and Hong Kong, and has worked in Asia for over 15 years. Mr. Broomhead joined Pacific Basin in April 2003 as the Group’s Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary.

Charles Maltby graduated from the University of Plymouth, UK in 1992 with a BSc in Maritime Business (International Shipping & Maritime Law). He began his shipping career with Mobil Shipping in London in 1992 before joining the chartering team of BHP Transport in 1996. Following three years in Australia as Senior Chartering Officer responsible for handysize and handymax chartering, he returned to London in 2000 to take up a senior capesize and panamax chartering position and, in 2001, moved to the Hague to establish the handysize/ handymax chartering and trading desk for BHP Billiton. Mr. Maltby joined Pacific Basin in London in November 2005 to expand the handymax activities of the Group. He attended the Advanced Management Programme at INSEAD in 2008. He is a member of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers.

Ian Dalgleish graduated from the Australian Maritime College in 1983. He was a master mariner and sailed with BHP on a variety of dry cargo vessels before joining BHP’s chartering team in 1993. He moved to Chile as Shipping Manager for Minera Escondida in 1996 and then to Venezuela as Shipping Manager for Orinoco Iron in 2000 before returning to Australia to manage the Handy Pacific desk for BHP Billiton. Mr. Dalgleish joined Pacific Basin in February 2004 to establish the Group’s IHC office in Melbourne. In August 2007, Mr. Dalgleish relocated to Hong Kong and was appointed Chief Operating Officer, IHC & IHX and subsequently Managing Director,PB Towage. He is now responsible for the operation, management and development of Pacific Basin’s towage business.

Nicholas Josephy graduated from Lincoln College, Oxford University in 1974 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics. He is a Member of the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers and attended the Harvard Business School Programme for Management Development in 1990. He started his career in 1976 with P&O and worked in their bulk carrier division as Trade Director between 1987 and 1990 and subsequently as Managing Director of P&O Tankships Limited. He left P&O in 1997 and became an independent shipping consultant in 1999 after spending two years at Railtrack PLC. In May 2004, he joined Epic Shipping Limited where he was responsible for business development, including a series of LPG newbuilding orders, and the commercial management of their RoRo and RoPax business. He joined Pacific Basin in April 2008.

Ben Lee graduated from the University of International Economics & Trade, Beijing in 1978 and has since attained an EMBA from the China-Europe International Business School. For over 25 years, he worked for a major Chinese state owned international trading company engaged in the import and export of machinery and equipment used for shipbuilding, shipping and offshore oil installations. He was appointed Chairman and President of that company in 2000. Mr. Lee joined Pacific Basin in September 2004 as President of Pacific Basin Shipping Consulting (Shanghai) Ltd. where he has administrative responsibility for the Group’s China-based activities and is engaged in China-related business development.

Morten Ingebrigtsen graduated from the Norwegian School of Management in 1986 with a Masters degree in General Business. He started his career with major Norwegian shipping group Wilh. Wilhelmsen where he gained experience in the sale and purchase of ships, new project analysis (for bulk carrier and tanker projects) and investor liaison. Mr. Ingebrigtsen joined Pacific Basin in Hong Kong in January 1989 and re-joined the current Pacific Basin in 1999 and is in charge of the Group’s vessel assets management and newbuilding activities.

Chanakya Kocherla graduated from the Directorate of Marine Engineering Training, India in 1978 with a first class degree in Marine Engineering. After four years at sea, he joined the IndoChina Steam Navigation Company (“IndoChina”) (part of the Jardine Group) in Hong Kong where he served for 18 years until IndoChina was acquired by Pacific Basin in December 2001. During this time, he built up technical management experience in a variety of ship types including log/bulk carriers, multipurpose and container ships as well as oil and chemical tankers. He is a member of the Hong Kong technical committee for Class NK.

Danish Sultan started his career at sea rising to the rank of Master before joining PacMarine Services in March 1996. He led the vetting inspection teams in both Singapore and Hong Kong before being promoted to General Manager of PacMarine Singapore in 2001. Mr. Sultan was promoted to Managing Director of the PacMarine Services Group in 2004. He is a member of the Nautical Institute and the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.