Wärtsilä's Hatley Elected as Fellow of the RINA

November 29, 2016

John Hatley has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (Photo: RINA)
John Hatley has been elected as a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects (Photo: RINA)
The Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) has elected John Hatley PE, Vice President, Americas, and Director of Market Shaping, Wärtsilä Marine Solutions, as a Fellow of the institution.
 
Candidates for election as a Fellow (FRINA) must have demonstrated exceptional contributions to the profession, a record of superior achievements in their career and having held positions of responsibility. Nominees are endorsed by two sitting FRINA, following which a membership committee carries out a full professional review and assessment of the applicant's history of achievements. 
 
RINA was founded in 1860 to advance the art and science of ship design. It is headquartered in London, and is a global and highly regarded professional institute of naval architects. RINA members span more than 90 countries and are involved in a range of marine activities, including ship design, construction, repairs and operations. The organisation's principal goal is to set the highest standards of professional competence, conduct, and integrity.
 

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