IMCA Names Policy and Regulatory Affairs Manager

International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has appointed John Bradshaw as policy and regulatory affairs manager.

He will be responsible for developing and delivering the international trade association’s policy and regulatory strategy, including representing members with regulators and other third parties.

John joined the IMCA Secretariat as technical adviser in early autumn 2015. This followed four years at Lloyd’s Register as principal technical specialist and a career at sea.

“John’s background at Lloyd’s Register where he was rapporteur on a number of European Commission expert groups; and a regular attendee at IMO to support development of regulations, together his involvement with ICAS and makes him the ideal person to take on management of our policy and regulatory affairs. He will be working with Emily Comlyn our policy and regulatory affairs technical adviser. Together they make a very strong team” said IMCA’s CEO Allen Leatt.

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