Sheen Named ICG Managing Director

February 9, 2015

Andrew Sheen (Photo: ICG)
Andrew Sheen (Photo: ICG)
Andrew Sheen has been appointed by the Irish Continental Group (ICG) to the position of Managing Director of its Irish Ferries division. 
 
Sheen will assume his new role with effect from the beginning of April, reporting to ICG’s CEO, Eamonn Rothwell.
 
Operations Director since 2012, Sheen has been involved in shipping for over 26 years, 10 of them with Irish Ferries - first as a sea-going Chief Engineer and, since 2010, in shore-based operations roles. A Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Institute of Marine Engineers, he holds a BEng (Hons) degree in Mechanical and Marine Engineering and an MSc in Marine and Offshore Engineering. Previous appointments include roles in marine consultancy and Engineer Surveyor and Technical Performance Manager positions with the UK Maritime & Coastguard Agency.
 

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