Industry commerce group the Offshore Marine Service Association (OMSA) introduced the addition of 4 CEOs to its board of administrators.
The new board members embody Wes Bordelon, Chief Executive Officer, Bordelon Marine; Stacy Jo Stanley, Chief Executive Officer, Offshore Oil Services, Inc.; David Dantin, Chief Executive Officer, Odyssea Marine; and Lasse Petterson, Chief Executive Officer, Great Lakes Dredge and Dock.
“With the addition of these four executive leaders, OMSA pays homage to its roots while welcoming expanded opportunities in emerging energy frontiers,” the affiliation mentioned.
In addition, OMSA introduced its 2024 Executive Committee:
“I am thrilled to be joining OMSA’s leadership team and work to create a promising future for the American offshore marine industry,” mentioned Wes Bordelon, President and CEO of Bordelon Marine. “Today, the industry is at a crossroads… American energy production is expanding in new ways and it is up to us to make sure we are the ones to see it through. OMSA’s advocacy ensures that American companies can continue to provide state-of-the-art fleets and qualified mariners to an array of industries, from oil and gas to renewables and offshore wind, and I am confident in our ability to prevail.”
“OMSA continues to be the voice of the offshore service industry and I am proud to join this dedicated group of leaders working to carry it through to the next generation,” mentioned Stacy Jo Stanley, President and CEO of Offshore Oil Services, Inc. “As the fourth generation to lead my family’s business and the second member of my family to serve on OMSA’s Board of Directors, I understand the importance of advocating for the companies and employees who makeup the American offshore service industry, and I look forward to furthering the work OMSA is doing to support the domestic maritime sector.”
“It is an honor to serve on OMSA’s Board of Directors and further the important work being done to advance fair policies that allow American companies and mariners to serve their nation,” mentioned David Dantin, President and CEO of Odyssea Marine. “Change has certainly come to the industry, but we have met it every step of the way. Our crews and our fleets have adapted to the needs of the day, as vessels once designed for oil and gas production are now retrofitted to work in wind-energy development as well. Our ability to adapt will allow this historic American industry to grow alongside new energy opportunities, so long as policymakers understand the importance of investing in domestic capabilities.”
“It is my pleasure to be joining OMSA’s Board of Directors and contributing to the advocacy efforts that have long supported the men and women of the American offshore service industry,” mentioned Lasse Petterson, CEO of Great Lakes Dredge and Dock. “This industry is integral to the American economy, national security, and of course the domestic energy portfolio. Thanks in part to OMSA’s leadership, the United States has been able to maintain a strong, capable, and reliable offshore workforce and I am eager to expand these efforts as opportunities continue to grow and evolve.”
The OMSA 2024 Board of Directors:
