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Neil Davidson, one of the port industry’s most respected analysts and senior analyst of ports & terminals at Drewry, retired this week.
His 30-year-plus career began 1988 when he joined Port of Tilbury, specialising in business planning. He was closely involved in the successful management buy-out of the port in 1992 and its subsequent sale to Forth Ports in 1995.
He also gained freeport status for the port, acting as freeport manager for two years.
He joined Drewry Shipping Consultants in 1997, founding ...
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