{"id":7655,"date":"2021-08-26T06:01:40","date_gmt":"2021-08-26T06:01:40","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/pilotes-maritimes.com\/?p=7655"},"modified":"2021-08-26T06:01:40","modified_gmt":"2021-08-26T06:01:40","slug":"new-board-members-in-place-at-the-french-maritime-pilots-federation","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/pilotes-maritimes.com\/en\/new-board-members-in-place-at-the-french-maritime-pilots-federation\/","title":{"rendered":"New board members in place at the French Maritime Pilots\u2019 Federation"},"content":{"rendered":"

A new executive team<\/strong> has been appointed to the French Maritime Pilots\u2019 Federation, based in Paris, bringing together leadership focused on establishing priorities to deliver innovation and modernization as well as to promote and advance security in the maritime sector, within the French national and overseas waters. The national election that was held in May 2021 welcomed Henry Caubri\u00e8re, from the Le Havre pilot station, as President and Andre Gaillard, from the Marseilles pilot station, as Secretary-General.<\/p>\n

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Henry Caubri\u00e8re,<\/strong> a native of Honfleur, Normandy, studied at the National Merchant Marine Academy in Le Havre, earned his Unlimited Master\u2019s License in 1994 and became a maritime pilot of Le Havre\/Antifer\/F\u00e9camp Pilot Station in 1999. His successive positions within the Le Havre pilot station have been numerous and multi-skilled. He was first Project Leader overseeing the creation of the pilot manoeuvring simulator. He then held the positions of Chief of Seagoing Personnel and Workshop Supervisor. Finally, Mr. Caubri\u00e8re became Director of Helicopter Services and then Vice-President of his pilot station before joining the Federation in 2020 as Secretary-General.<\/p>\n

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Andr\u00e9 Gaillard,<\/strong> from southern France, entered the National Merchant Marine Academy in Marseilles in 1991 and earned his Unlimited Master’s License in 2001. He became a marine pilot of the Marseilles\/Fos ports in 2003, as well as the ports of Nice\/Cannes\/Villefranche in 2008. Elected as president of the Nice pilot station in 2015, he held the position until 2020. Alongside his pilot duties, he was also elected president of the \u201cUnion Maritime 06\u201d in 2018 (an association bringing together professionals from the local maritime world).<\/p>\n

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