Matrix Ship Management appoints Geoff Ramsay as Head of Ship Management

Limassol-based Matrix Ship Management Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Geoff Ramsay (pictured) to the newly created position of Head of Ship Management, further strengthening the company’s senior leadership team as it continues to expand its global operations.

Mr. Ramsay joins Matrix Ship Management with over 25 years of extensive shore-based ship management experience, having held key leadership roles across multiple sectors within the maritime industry. His appointment underscores Matrix's continued commitment to delivering best-in-class vessel management services across its expanding passenger vessel fleet and beyond.

Matrix Ship Management, a subsidiary of Matrix Marine Group, is recognised as a market leader in the provision of comprehensive ship management solutions, including full technical management, crew management, and crew travel services to a diverse international client base.

Mark Crawford, Managing Director of Matrix Marine Group, commented:
"We are delighted to welcome Geoff to Matrix Ship Management. His proven track record, deep industry expertise, and leadership skills will be instrumental as we continue to enhance the quality, safety, and efficiency of our operations. Geoff’s appointment reflects our ongoing focus on building a world-class management team to support our growth and deliver exceptional service to our clients worldwide."

Speaking on his appointment, Geoff Ramsay added:
"I am very much looking forward to this new challenge and the opportunity to contribute to Matrix Ship Management’s continued success. I look forward to engaging closely with our clients, partners, and the dedicated team at Matrix as we work together to uphold the highest standards of vessel management and operational excellence."

The appointment of Mr. Ramsay comes at a time of sustained growth for Matrix Ship Management as the company continues to expand its managed fleet and broaden its service offerings to meet increasing client demand in the global maritime sector.