Eyesea Members 2
Normec Verifavia
GFOS
GFOS is an international leading HR Tech provider with a complementary offering in advanced Smart Manufacturing and Access Control. The Tech Company offers an enterprise-grade cloud platform that enables end-to-end digitalization of workforce management processes. With over 35 years of experience, GFOS delivers innovative software solutions designed to sustainably enhance productivity and efficiency. Known for their modular solutions and seamless integration with existing IT infrastructure, GFOS enables businesses to optimize operations and facilitate digital transformation. Their comprehensive solution is used by more than 4500 customers and 3 million users in over 30 countries with unlimited scalability. Family-run in the 2nd generation, GFOS is a rarity in the tech sector and combines the highest level of innovation with a deep understanding of the market.
MX Bulk – Foundation Member
MX Bulk is a boutique dry bulk ship owner. We operate a small fleet of modern, fuel efficient ships designed and built by the world’s leading shipyards. Social responsibility and an emphasis on quality go to the very core of the company. The company sees an alignment of values with what Eyesea are striving to do, and are privileged to play a small part. The best ideas are often the most simple. Eyesea’s concept is simple to the point that it is self evident and is therefore compelling.
Bridgefort Maritime – Foundation Member
Founded in October 2017 Bridgefort went live in February 2018 with Asset Management contracts covering 11 container ships, 6 MR tankers and 1 Supramax bulk carrier owned by a large institutional investor.
Bridgefort’s overarching goal is to provide institutional investors with a turn key asset management solution covering both finance and operations across debt (performing and non-performing), equity and hybrid investments in the maritime industry.
Dentons Kensington Swan – Foundation Member
When the concept of Eyesea was first being developed we had decisions to make regarding our structure, constitution, and location of setup. The team at Dentons Kensington Swan, led by Hayden Wilson and Campbell Featherston provided us with substantial pro-bono support and ‘sounding board’ advice which enabled us to get off the ground and put in place basic organizational structures. They have remained close advisors at the board/operational level and have supported us with data sharing agreements, banking, and sensible commercial advice. They have been great to work with and genuinely believe in what we are all trying to achieve.
Philippine Transmarine Carriers – Foundation Member
PTC, a leading crew manager, are Eyesea’s first member company from the Philippines. PTC have been deeply involved in the post launch testing of the Eyesea app, project managing Eyesea’s largest on-water app test and survey. This directly resulted in the collection of over 45,000 images of surface and coastal pollution. PTC COO, Edgar Milla was also our first Philippines-based Ambassador.
Ocean Nova – Foundation Member
The expedition vessel, Ocean Nova, was the first cruise ship to join the Eyesea pollution mapping initiative. For Eyesea, getting the first cruise ship involved is a critically important milestone. Both we and Ocean Nova believe there is a very tangible role for the passengers and crew on cruise and recreational vessels to play in ocean care. These ships travel to unique and hard to access areas and will provide valuable reach to our work.
Got-Bag – Foundation Member
Got-Bag is Eyesea’s first non-Maritime/shipping company member. They provide unique insights into the commercial potential of recycled water bound pollution and the full lifecycle of pollution and waste. We see great potential and linking Got-Bag’s supply chain requirements with the resources and reach of the shipping companies involved in Eyesea.
