Steven Candito launches Foresea Consulting

September 17, 2015

Steven Candito (Photo: Foresea Consulting)
Steven Candito (Photo: Foresea Consulting)
After more than 20 years leading oil spill response organization and environmental services firm NRC, Steven Candito has launched Foresea Consulting, an advisory firm for the maritime and environmental communities
 
Observing a need that was not filled by existing specialists within the sector, Candito noted, “I saw that the clients were not being well served by the existing myriad of service providers. Their consultants were not working well together as a team and were often not cost effective because their interests were not necessarily aligned with their client’s interests.”
 
“I started Foresea to address these shortcomings by using my experience, leadership skills and industry contacts to better coordinate their existing service providers while using an innovative fee structure to ensure the client’s and advisors’ interests are properly aligned,” Candito explained.
 
Foresea's team approach aims to provide knowledge, experience and leadership to assist vessel and barge owners/operators, facilities, exploration and production companies, insurers and environmental service firms with their day to day business, regulatory compliance and emergency response needs.  Foresea also works with private equity firms to identify acquisition targets, perform sale and purchase due diligence and assist with post-closing integration.

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