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Q88 LLC Opens Office in Athens

October 16, 2017

Q88 LLC, a software as a service technology provider to the maritime industry, has opened an office in Athens, Greece. According t o the company, the new office further increases the its presence in Europe and will serve as a key hub for client relations and business development.

 
“The Greek shipping community is so important to our success as a company and the industry as a whole. Having a presence in Greece is something we are very excited about. The Athens office will allow us to further strengthen relationships in the region and allow us to tap into the pulse of the industry,” said Fritz Heidenreich, president and founder of Q88.
 
The office will be headed by client services director Fotis Georgakopoulos, who has significant client relations and business development experience in the region, previously holding various positions within the industry, most recently with ShipNet.
 
Athina Lekkou has also joined the Q88 Hellas team serving as client services director, and brings with her nine years of industry experience with companies like Maran Tankers Management and Tsakos Columbia Ship Management.

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