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IAATO 2019 Annual Meeting Registration April 28 PDF.Xlsx Operator, Associate, IAATO, Invited Guest, # Member Guest, Company/Organization First Name: Surname: Email: Associate Applicant or Other 1 Operator Abercrombie & Kent Suzana Machado D'Olivera [email protected] 2 Operator Albatros Expeditions Hans Lagerweij [email protected] 3 Operator Albatros Expeditions Michael Hjorth [email protected] 4 Operator Albatros Expeditions Søren Rasmussen [email protected] 5 Operator Albatros Expeditions Steven Dobbins [email protected] 6 Operator Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions David Rootes [email protected] 7 Operator Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions Michael McDowell [email protected] 8 Operator Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions Peter McDowell [email protected] 9 Operator Antarctica21 Diana Galimberti [email protected] 10 Operator Antarctica21 Mariano Curiel [email protected] 11 Operator Antarpply Expeditions Ute Hohn-Bowen [email protected] 12 Operator Arctic Trucks Emil Grimsson [email protected] 13 Operator Aurora Expeditions Robert Halfpenny [email protected] 14 Operator Aurora Expeditions Tomas Holik [email protected] 15 Operator Cheesemans' Ecology Safaris Annette Bombosch [email protected] 16 Operator Cheesemans' Ecology Safaris Ted Cheeseman [email protected] 17 Operator Crystal Cruises David Sinclair [email protected] 18 Operator Crystal Cruises John Stoll [email protected] 19 Operator EYOS Expeditions Brandon Harvey [email protected] 20 Operator G Adventures Susan Adie [email protected] 21 Operator Golden Fleece Expeditions Dion Poncet [email protected] 22 Operator Golden Fleece Expeditions Juliette Hennequin [email protected] 23 Operator Grand Circle Travel Ana Rossi [email protected] 24 Operator Grand Circle Travel Claudia Roedel [email protected] 25 Operator Grand Circle Travel Diego Punta Fernandez [email protected] 26 Operator Grand Circle Travel Josko Duric [email protected] 27 Operator Hanse Explorer GmbH & Co. KG Hendrik Meyer [email protected] 28 Operator Hapag-Lloyd Cruises David Fletcher [email protected] 29 Operator Hapag-Lloyd Cruises Ulrike Schultzen [email protected] 30 Operator Holland America Group Peter Carey [email protected] 31 Operator Holland America Group Sibrand Hassing [email protected] 32 Operator Holland America Group Steve Nevey [email protected] 33 Operator Hurtigruten Karin Strand [email protected] 34 Operator Hurtigruten Thomas Westergaard [email protected] 35 Operator Hurtigruten Tudor Morgan [email protected] 36 Operator Icetrek Expeditions Eric Philips [email protected] 37 Operator Latitude Oceane Ashley Perrin [email protected] 38 Operator Latitude Oceane Merfyn Owen [email protected] 39 Operator Lindblad Expeditions Jen Martin [email protected] 40 Operator Lindblad Expeditions Shaun Powell [email protected] 41 Operator Noble Caledonia Jane Wilson [email protected] 42 Operator Noble Caledonia Kim Crosbie [email protected] 43 Operator Noble Caledonia Pamela Le Noury [email protected] 44 Operator Ocean Expeditions Claudia Holgate [email protected] 45 Operator Oceanwide Expeditions Mark Van der Hulst [email protected] 46 Operator One Ocean Expeditions Aaron Lawton [email protected] 47 Operator One Ocean Expeditions Joao Franco [email protected] 48 Operator Pelagic Expeditions Lara Novak [email protected] 49 Operator Pelagic Expeditions Skip Novak [email protected] 50 Operator Plantours Kreuzfahrten Michael Dartsch [email protected] 51 Operator Polar Latitudes Hayley Shephard [email protected] 52 Operator Polar Latitudes John McKeon [email protected] 53 Operator Ponant Bruno Joubert [email protected] 54 Operator Ponant Etienne Garcia [email protected] 55 Operator Ponant Nicolas Dubreuil [email protected] 56 Operator Ponant Sylvie Boudart [email protected] 57 Operator Ponant Terry Shaller [email protected] 58 Operator Poseidon Expeditions Anja Ulla Erdmann [email protected] 59 Operator Poseidon Expeditions Nikolay Zakharov [email protected] 60 Operator Poseidon Expeditions Steve Wellmeier [email protected] 61 Operator Princess Cruises Paul Beggs [email protected] 62 Operator Quark Expeditions David Tanguay [email protected] IAATO 2019 Annual Meeting- Cape Town 1 of 3 Operator, Associate, IAATO, Invited Guest, # Member Guest, Company/Organization First Name: Surname: Email: Associate Applicant or Other 63 Operator Quixote Expeditions Federico Guerrero [email protected] 64 Operator Quixote Expeditions Laura Smith [email protected] 65 Operator Rederij Bark EUROPA Leentje Toering [email protected] 66 Operator Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Paul D'Annunzio [email protected] 67 Operator Scenic Cruises Travis Wadeley [email protected] 68 Operator Seabourn Cruise Line Igancio Rojas [email protected] 69 Operator Seabourn Cruise Line Robin West [email protected] 70 Operator Seabourn Cruise Line Rory Martin [email protected] 71 Operator Selma Expeditions Krzysztof Jasica [email protected] 72 Operator Silversea Cruises Stefan Kredel [email protected] 73 Operator SIM Expeditions Daniel Kloss Talavera [email protected] 74 Operator Spirit of Sydney Anita Speier [email protected] 75 Operator Spirit of Sydney Darrel Day [email protected] 76 Operator Stoney Creek Shipping Co Ltd Nigel Jolly [email protected] 77 Operator The Antarctic Company Patrick Sivertsen [email protected] 78 Operator The Antarctic Company Vasily Kaliazin [email protected] 79 Operator The World Mark Dexter [email protected] 80 Operator Voile Australe Beata Jasica [email protected] 81 Operator Waterproof Expeditions Ingrid Vroman [email protected] 82 Operator Waterproof Expeditions Marlynda Elstgeest [email protected] 83 Operator White Desert Patrick Woodhead [email protected] 84 Operator White Desert Robyn Woodhead [email protected] 85 Operator Zegrahm Expeditions Denise Landau [email protected] 86 Associate AGUNSA Gonzalo De la Sotta [email protected] 87 Associate AGUNSA MACARENA ALEJANDRA HENRIQUEZ [email protected] 88 Associate AMI - Agencia Maritima Internacional Marcelo Zibel [email protected] 89 Associate AMI - Agencia Maritima Internacional Ricardo Bringas [email protected] 90 Associate Antarctica Travels Alicia Petiet [email protected] 91 Associate Antarctica Travels Lorena Berutti [email protected] 92 Associate Apex Expeditions Alicia Freyman [email protected] 93 Associate Beijing Tripolars Travel Co. Ltd. Xian Su [email protected] 94 Associate Beluga Adventures Jonneke van Eijsden [email protected] 95 Associate Chimu Adventures Tom Beadle [email protected] 96 Associate Chimu Adventures Will Abbott [email protected] 97 Associate Columbia Cruise Services GmbH & Co. KG Christoph Schmidt [email protected] 98 Associate Columbia Cruise Services GmbH & Co. KG Olaf Groeger [email protected] 99 Associate Cookson Adventures Henry Cookson [email protected] 100 Associate Cookson Adventures Adam Sebba [email protected] 101 Associate Cookson Adventures Tim Burton [email protected] 102 Associate Delver Agents LLC Kelly Davis [email protected] 103 Associate Delver Agents LLC Santiago Vargas Daverio [email protected] 104 Associate Falkland Islands Company Limited Kevin Ironside [email protected] 105 Associate Falkland Islands Tourist Board Stephanie Middleton [email protected] 106 Associate Falkland Islands Tours & Travel Ltd Andrea Clausen [email protected] 107 Associate Fathom Expeditions David German [email protected] 108 Associate Glander International Bunkering Inge Walmestad [email protected] 109 Associate Glander International Bunkering Petter Christian Bakke [email protected] 110 Associate GMN / Pivotel John Dark [email protected] 111 Associate GMN / Pivotel Les Shortall [email protected] 112 Associate Grand Nord Grand Large Marie Foucard [email protected] 113 Associate Grands Espaces Arnaud Matthey [email protected] 114 Associate Guangzhou Jizhi (3Polar) International Travel Services Ru Yuan [email protected] 115 Associate Guangzhou Jizhi (3Polar) International Travel Services Zhenyu Li [email protected] 116 Associate Navalia S.A. Federico Kovacic [email protected] 117 Associate Navalia S.A. Pablo Menendez [email protected] 118 Associate New Headings Mark LaMont [email protected] 119 Associate New Headings Peggy LaMont [email protected] 120 Associate Salén Ship Management Linn Milton [email protected] 121 Associate Sealand Ship Agents & Suppliers Edelmiro Centorami [email protected] 122 Associate Sealand Ship Agents & Suppliers Nicolas Curvetto [email protected] 123 Associate Ship to Shore Traveler Debbie Smit [email protected] 124 Associate Silversea Cruises Victoria Wheatley [email protected] IAATO 2019 Annual Meeting- Cape Town 2 of 3 Operator, Associate, IAATO, Invited Guest, # Member Guest, Company/Organization First Name: Surname: Email: Associate Applicant
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