Tony Munoz
Publisher / Editor in chief, The Maritime Executive
Tony Munoz is the President and Editor-in-Chief of The Maritime Executive magazine. He has over 30 years of experience in the maritime industry, which includes working for West Coast Steamship Lines and PR consulting for some of the industry's largest companies.
Interview: Elpi Petraki, President of WISTA International
As she enters her third year at the helm of WISTA (Women's International Shipping and Trading Association), Elpi Pet...
Pioneering an Industry
It started small, like all great ventures, with a single sightseeing boat on the Connecticut River in 1970, and grew fro...
The Maritime Executive's Annual Offshore Energy Edition is Available Online
CELEBRATING WOMEN With the IMO’s International Day for Women in Maritime coming up in May, we thought it approp...
Interview: Charles B. Robertson, President & CEO, American Cruise Lines
Charles B. Robertson is the President and CEO of river cruise leader American Cruise Lines, and he recently spoke to TME editor-in...
The Maritime Executive's Annual Passenger Vessel Edition Available Online
The cruise industry is coming off a record year and this year looks even better, so welcome to our annual Passenger Vessel edition...
Powerhouse: OSM Thome
It’s been a good – no, an exceptional year – for OSM Thome, marked by significant growth, strategic ac...
The Maritime Executive’s Offshore Services Issue is Out Now, Read Online
CELEBRATING MARINERS Our final edition of the year features a lengthy interview with Finn Amund Norbye, the dynamic C...
Interview: Adam Vokac, President of M.E.B.A.
Let's start with you, Adam. Tell us about yourself – your background and education. I was born in Erie, Pen...
Leading the Way: MEBA Recruits a New Generation of Mariners
It's a new era in American maritime. The old generation is retiring. A new one is taking its place. But challenges r...
The Maritime Executive's Global Salvage Edition is Out Now, Read Online
Salvors live a dangerous life. While they're a unique breed, their deployment means danger made worse by twisted ste...