Directors
The company's Board of Directors comprises European Directors from all sectors of the industry. The board guides the secretariat on all aspects of the running of the company. All directors give their time to AquaTT at no cost to the organisation.
AquaTT welcomes support and collaboration from all individuals interested in European Aquaculture. Please contact the AquaTT secretariat for more information.
Directors 2009 |
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Dr Reid Hole (Chairman) |
Dr. Joe Kery |
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Mr John Coleman (Treasurer) |
Mrs Margaret Eleftheriou |
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Prof. Gavin Burnell | David Bassett British Trout Association The Rural Centre West Mains Ingliston EH28 8NZ Tel: 0131 472 4080 |
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Dr. Richard Fitzgerald | |
Advisory Positions |
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Lindsay Laird ChairYvonne Shields |
Federation of European Aquaculture Producers (FEAP) ChairLoredana Locatelli |
Past Directors
Mr Declan Clarke
Martin Ryan Institute, National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG)
Mr Mark Norman
Taighde Mara, Carna, Co. Galway
Mr. Doug Mcleod
SATA, Ardvasar, Scotland
Prof. Patrick Sorgeloos
Artemia Reference Centre, University of Gent
Mr. Brian Ottway
Galway Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)
Dr. John Mercer
National University of Ireland Galway (NUIG)
Dr. Pauline King
Galway Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)
Mr. John Theodorou
Federation of Greek Maricultures
Corporate Director
Hibernia Learning Partnership
Dr. Lindsay Laird
Department of Zoology, University of Aberdeen
Lindsay died on the 2nd August 2001. Her extensive knowledge and experience of marine aquaculture, by no means only at the academic level, made her one of the best-known experts in European aquaculture. Her energy and the unfailing commitment that she gave to her many interests ensured that her presence and her contributions were much sought after. Lindsay played a vital role in the AquaTT Network. She was always supportive and actively involved right up until the very end and we owe her much thanks. Never one to shirk a challenge, Dr Laird, refused to capitulate in her long and brave battle against breast cancer, continuing to honour her publishing and academic commitments to the very last. She will be remembered with much affection and deep admiration by her many friends and colleagues world-wide.