marine link image
Register now for the Port of the Future Conference • 2 Days, 50 Ports • Houston/Galveston area, TX • April 12–14, 2027

ChartCo Names McNaney CTO

April 26, 2018

Maritime digital data and compliance services supplier ChartCo has hired Peter McNaney in the newly created executive role of Chief Technical Officer (CTO).

McNaney will be responsible for expanding ChartCo’s research and development team, integrating future product acquisitions and continuing to develop the ChartCo product suite. Technical support and easy access to ChartCo’s maritime platforms will also be part of McNaney’s remit.

“We are committed to driving forward our acquisition strategy and the development of our market leading range of products and services, so it is vital to have on board someone who has the necessary experience to help us deliver this,” said ChartCo’s CEO, Martin Taylor. “[McNaney’s] appointment places us in an even stronger position to meet the changing demands of our customers.”

With a technical background spanning over 30 years, McNaney brings experience at director and board level as well as in product innovation and digitalization gained in industries such as pharmaceutical and IT.

Logistics News

Coal shipments to India drop 7%

Coal shipments to India drop 7%

Moxie Media Launches Connect Event at 2026 International WorkBoat Show

Moxie Media Launches Connect Event at 2026 International WorkBoat Show

Piraeus Port Records Low Profit, Revenue for First Nine Months of 2026

Piraeus Port Records Low Profit, Revenue for First Nine Months of 2026

Venezuelan Oil Exports Remain Stable Despite Stagnant Production, High Freight Rates

Venezuelan Oil Exports Remain Stable Despite Stagnant Production, High Freight Rates

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News

Zimbabwean businessman Chivayo who was close to the ruling elite killed in helicopter crash
Manishi Raymondchaudhuri: The thaw in the Sino-Indian relationship will be a major test for economic growth
US FAA: Boeing 737 MAX software bug poses no safety concern