Shipping Corporation appoints Capt. Sunil Thapar as director, bulk and tankers division

25 Jan 2011

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Capt. Sunil ThaparCapt. Sunil Thapar has been appointed as director of bulk carriers and tankers division at Shipping Corporation of India.

He is a holder of master's (foreign going) certificate of competency issued by ministry of shipping and an MSc in shipping management from the World Maritime University, Sweden.

Thapar, a life member of the Company of Master Mariners of India, has vast experience in shipping management, business development, chartering, liner and container shipping, bulk carriers, tankers and off shore services.

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