BMT SMART Appoints McKelvie Product Manager

March 5, 2014

Laura McKelvie
Laura McKelvie

BMT SMART Ltd. (BMT), a subsidiary of BMT Group Ltd., an international maritime design, engineering and risk management consultancy, announced the appointment of Laura McKelvie as Product Manager.

A University of Southampton graduate in Naval Architecture, Laura has been working with BMT for five years specializing in vessel performance monitoring and analysis. She has been involved in all aspects of the BMT Smartservices product offering including performance analysis and consultancy and product installations on a variety of vessels.

BMT SMART delivers vessel and fleet performance management tools to the marine industry. Laura’s new role will see her taking responsibility for the products from conception through to delivery. Working with her team of Product Consultants, Laura will ensure that BMT delivers a client driven product to this growing market.

Peter Mantel, Managing Director at BMT SMART commented, “We are delighted to see Laura in this new role.  Her in-depth product and market knowledge, her drive for perfection and her customer relationship skills will guarantee an exciting development roadmap for the BMT Smartservices product suite.”

Laura has a Master of Engineering degree in Ship Science (Naval Architecture) and is a member of the Royal Institution of Naval Architects.

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