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Alex Gregg-Smith

Alex GREGG-SMITH
Senior Vice President
Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore, Asia Pacific (APA)

Since 1st January 2021, Alex Gregg-Smith is appointed as Senior Vice President, Chief Executive for BV Marine & Offshore North Asia Zone and China, based in Shanghai. And Since 1st July 2024, he is promoted as Senior Vice President BV Marine & Offshore Asia Pacific Area (APA).
Alex started his career in Bureau Veritas in 1993 where he spent over 15 years. During this time, he served as a Plan Approval surveyor, Marine Centre Surveyor, Assistant to Operations Manager for Middle and Far East, Regional Marine Manager for East and Southern Africa, based in UK, France and Africa. During his time at BV, Alex qualified as a Surveyor, ISM, ISPS and ISO Lead Auditor.
He then spent 3 years at DNV as Manager of the London Maritime Service Centre. Alex spent 9 years at Siem Shipping as Vice President Technical managing the whole owned fleet. He also acted as CEO for the owners of FSG shipyard in Germany for 20 months over the last 4 years.
Alex holds a M.Eng Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering from University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and a Master of Law in Maritime Law. He is a Chartered Engineer and Fellow of the Royal Institute of Naval Architects (F. RINA).

葛思越,必维船级社亚太区高级副总裁
自2021年1月1日起,Alex Gregg-Smith被任命为必维船级社北亚暨中国区总裁,总部位于上海。自2024年7月1日起,被任命为必维船级社亚太区高级副总裁。Alex于1993年在必维集团开始了他的职业生涯并工作了15年。在此期间,他曾在英国,法国和非洲担任审图检验员,海事中心验船师,中东和远东运营经理助理,东部和南部非洲区域海事经理。在BV任职期间,Alex获得了验船师、ISM、ISM和ISO首席审核员的认证资格。他之后在DNV工作了3年,担任伦敦海事服务中心经理。在Siem Shipping工作了9年,担任技术副总裁,管理整个船队。在过去的4年里,他还在德国FSG船厂担任首席执行官20个月。Alex拥有纽卡斯尔大学造船与海洋工程硕士学位和海事法硕士学位。他是皇家造船学会(F.RINA)的注册工程师和研究员。

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