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ISS GMT Launches in Palma de Mallorca

May 19, 2014

Gemma Woodcock, ISS GMT Palma
Gemma Woodcock, ISS GMT Palma

ISS GMT has announced the opening of its new office in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Placed at the heart of the Mallorcan yachting community, the office is conveniently located in office 10 inside the Global Building at STP, one of the largest superyacht facilities in Europe for refit and maintenance.


Sales Manager, Laurence Carlier said: “Opening an office in Europe has long been a goal for ISS GMT and we are thrilled to have a base in Palma. The new location will allow us to better service our clients when heading to the Med season as well as reinforcing our presence on the European market. ”


ISS GMT Palma will be represented by newly hired Gemma Woodcock, an experienced marine travel consultant. A native of the UK, Woodcock has lived in Palma for 12 years. She comes with a strong knowledge of the yachting industry and marine travel services.
 


“We are very excited to have Gemma joined the ISS GMT Team - her personality and experience is a good fit for this new operation.” says Carlier.

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