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SeaKeepers welcomes Stefano Tositti to its board

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Stefano Tositti, founder and CEO of ACQ Group, has been appointed to the Board of Directors of the International SeaKeepers Society, the non-profit organisation dedicated to facilitating oceanographic research, conservation and education worldwide. 

The appointment recognises Tositti’s more than 20 years of leadership in the maritime and yachting sectors, and his long-standing commitment to sustainability and marine conservation. His role on the board will help advance SeaKeeper’s global initiatives, expand scientific research programs and forge new partnerships. 

Jay Wade, SeaKeepers chairman, states: “Stefano’s depth of experience and leadership in the global yachting industry make him an invaluable addition to our Board. His commitment to innovation and stewardship aligns seamlessly with SeaKeepers’ mission as we expand our programs in scientific research, education, and conservation to protect the health of our oceans for future generations.”

Tositti comments: “It’s a true honour to join the Board of SeaKeepers, after years of collaboration built on mutual respect, trust, and a shared dedication to ocean preservation. I look forward to contributing to their important mission, with the close support of ACQ Group and our shared commitment to protecting the seas.”

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